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IOOF appoints new managing director

AAP  |  TUESDAY, 30 MAR 2004
Shares in financial services group IOOF Holdings jumped almost 3% yesterday with the appointment of former JP Morgan banker Ron Dewhurst as new managing director.

IOOF appoints new marketing head

IOOF has appointed a new head of marketing, as part of its plan to bring all its marketing operations in-house.

ANZ appoints new institutional financial services head

AAP  |  MONDAY, 29 MAR 2004
ANZ Banking Group Ltd has announced the appointment of Steve Targett as group managing director of Institutional Financial Services.

IOOF appoints new marketing head

IOOF has appointed a new head of marketing, as part of its plan to bring all its marketing operations in-house.

ANZ's Robert Hayward to be CFO of joint venture with ING

AAP  |  TUESDAY, 23 MAR 2004
ANZ Banking Group said today that Robert Hayward has relinquished his position as a director of ANZ Holdings (New Zealand), after being appointed chief financial officer for ING Australia.

Opis Capital managing director departs

Opis Capital's managing director John Daly has left his managing role at the boutique fund manager.

VFMC CEO steps down

Victorian Funds Management Corporation chairman Bob Officer last night announced that the CEO, Stephen Taylor, would be stepping down from the position on June 30.

ING RetireInvest board to be chaired by David Bleakley

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 19 MAR 2004
Financial services provider ING Australia said yesterday it had appointed David Bleakley to the position of chairman of the board of RetireInvest.

Macquarie Bank appoints Dr Tom Parry to head community fund

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 18 MAR 2004
Macquarie Bank has appointed the head of the Independent Pricing Tribunal (IPART), Dr Tom Parry, to spearhead its new community partnerships funds management business.

NAB head of foreign exchange resigns

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 18 MAR 2004
National Australia Bank (NAB), stung by $360 million in forex trading losses, yesterday said the head of its global foreign exchange division, Peter Cunningham, has resigned.