MOVES
Future Fund appoints new CIO
The Future Fund has appointed Dr Raphael Arndt to the position of chief investment officer (CIO).
Ascalon appoints senior sales manager
David Louie and business partner Damien Hatfield have joined Ascalon Capital Managers, with Louie appointed to a senior sales role and Hatfield to head up Ascalon's distribution. Hatfield and Louie will retain their third party marketing firm, Triple A Partners.
Head of Sales & Marketing at Tyndall AM departs
According to a media report, Tyndall AM's head of sales and marketing, Matt Russell, has departed the organisation.
Redundancy for Tyndall Head of Alternatives
According to a media report, Tyndall AM has made Tim Martin, head of alternatives since June 2012, redundant after making a decision to fold its alternatives business in with the management of core asset classes.
New Deputy Chair for AustralianSuper
Dave Oliver, current Secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, has been appointed deputy chair of industry fund AustralianSuper following the departure of Paul Howes. Oliver has been a director of the board since July 2007.
TAL appoints new chair
Duncan Boyle has been announced as the new chair of the TAL board. Boyle was appointed as a director in May this year and will replace retiring chair Rob Thomas.
OneVue appoints Foley as Deputy CEO
Following the announcement that OneVue will acquire Select Asset Management, Brendan Foley, chairman and CEO of Select, will be appointed deputy CEO of OneVue. Two other Select directors will also be appointed to OneVue's executive team.
New member director for AustralianSuper
AustralianSuper has appointed Scott McDine as a member director of the board. McDine is the National Secretary of the Australian Workers' Union (AWU). McDine previously served on the Board of CBUS as alternate director from 2011 and director from 2013 to 2014.
CEO of Mariner Corporation departs
Mariner Corporation chief executive and managing director Darren Olney-Fraser has resigned with immediate effect. Olney-Fraser held the top position for almost four years before departing the organisation.
Mariner Chair resigns
As announced to the Australian Securities Exchange, the chair of Mariner Corporation Limited, Don Christie, has resigned from his role. Christie was appointed chair in 2010. His resignation comes two weeks after the resignation of CEO Darren Olney-Fraser.