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New operations and client services manager for Mellon

Mellon Global Investments (Mellon) has appointed Irene Chung as operations & client services manager for its asset management business based in Sydney.

MacarthurCook looks to global property

Property specialist and mortgage investment manager MacarthurCook is capitalising on the global trend in property by appointing an offshore candidate Oswyn de Sylva as head of Property Securities.

New NAB framework

NAB plans to improve its corporate governance through a new structure with specific arms dedicated to overseeing finance and risk separately.

New facelift for CitiStreet following deal with Watson Wyatt

Following the recent outsourcing agreement with Watson Wyatt, CitiStreet has appointed a new management team and will take over Watson Wyatt's Melbourne office.

Mercer's diversification strategy now at Cole face

Mercer's executive director Tony Cole will now take the key role of overseeing the investment consulting business following the resignation of national practice leader, Mr Christopher Andrews.

McFarlane at ANZ until 2007

ANZ has extended chief executive officer John McFarlane's employment term by one year with the new contract now set to expire on 30 September 2007.

IFSA 2004/05 Board of Directors finalised

IFSA's Board of Directors for 2004/05 was finalised at the association's directors AGM with four new appointments for the coming year.

Stewart Brentnall goes to BT

BT Financial Group (BT) has appointed Stewart Brentnall as its Head of Investment Manager Selection, a new role where he will oversee developing a multi-manager product range for distribution via Westpac's financial planning arm in addition to selecting ...

NAB leadership team complete

The National Australia Bank (NAB) has finalised its leadership team regarding the bank's new structure that combines all of NAB's business units in Australia into core categories of customer relations, product management, and support services.

James Hardie CEO resigns

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 22 OCT 2004
Former James Hardie Industries NV chief executive officer Peter Macdonald has tendered his resignation from the company, the building products supplier announced today.