Brighter Super announces new independent director amid board governance revamp
The super fund has named Queensland director and super fund executive Brendan O’Farrell as the newest addition to its Board.
The super fund has named Queensland director and super fund executive Brendan O’Farrell as the newest addition to its Board.
As part of its national expansion, the Melbourne-based manager has appointed Lachlan Griffiths as origination director for south-east Queensland.
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The major bank has reported a fall in statutory profit as one-off charges weigh on results, while dividends remain steady.
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