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01 July 2025 by [email protected]

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Miller replaces Neal at Watson Wyatt

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By Christine St Anne
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2 minute read

Future Fund has finally hired its chief investment officer, appointing Watson Wyatt's David Neal to the job.

Watson Wyatt principal Graeme Miller will take over from David Neal as head of  the investment consulting practice following Neal's decision to take on the job as chief investment officer for the Future Fund.

"We still have a deep and experienced team at Watson Wyatt and as the asset consultant to the Future Fund we will work closely with David," Miller said.

Watson Wyatt has 26 investment professionals located in Sydney and Melbourne. Miller said the firm is currently looking for experienced people.

Miller joined Watson Wyatt's actuarial and employee benefits practice in 2000, and in January 2005 transferred to the investment consulting practice to help establish the firm's Melbourne office.

 
 

"Our strategy to build Australia's most talented and experienced investment consulting team has been a critical factor in our continued business growth and success," Watson Wyatt managing director Andrew Boal said