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Equipsuper chief to depart

Succeeds Williams

By Staff
Thu 03 Dec 2009

The industry super fund chief will depart to lead Equity Trustees.


Equipsuper chief executive Robin Burns will leave the group to take on a job with Equity Trustees as managing director.

Burns succeeds Peter Williams, who retired after seven years with the firm.

Burns has been chief executive of Equipsuper for seven years. He has also worked at Axa Asia Pacific as chief executive of risk insurance.

Burns will move into the job with Equity Trustees in the first quarter of 2010.

"Mr Burns brings to the role a range of relevant experience in wholesale and retail financial services," Equity Trustees chair Tony Killen said.

Equity Trustees provides trustee services to the wealth management sector.

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