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Joyce Phillips appointed to FSC Board

07 Sep 2012
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 Joyce Phillips, CEO, Global Wealth & Private, ANZ, was appointed a director of the Financial Services Council (FSC) at their board meeting on 23 August 2012.

Ms Phillip’s election means the FSC’s board is now at full complement with 14 directors.

“Joyce brings a wealth of experience and knowledge of the financial services industry in Australia and globally and will be a valued contributor to the Financial Services Council,” FSC chairman Peter Maher said today.

Financial Services Council’s Board
Chairman
Peter Maher, Group Head of Banking & Financial Services Group, Macquarie Bank

Deputy Chairmen
Greg Cooper, CEO, Schroder Investment Management Australia
Craig Meller, Managing Director, AMP Financial Services Ltd

Directors

  • Pauline Blight-Johnston, Managing Director, RGA Reinsurance Company of Australia
  • Robin Burns, Managing Director, Equity Trustees Ltd
  • Brad Cooper, CEO, BT Financial Group
  • Gerard Doherty, Managing Director, Fidelity Worldwide Investment
  • Ben Heap, Managing Director, UBS Global Asset Management (Australia)
  • John James, Chairman & Managing Director, Vanguard Investments Australia Ltd
  • Joyce Phillips, CEO, Global Wealth & Private, ANZ
  • Annabel Spring, Group Executive, Wealth Management, Commonwealth Bank of Australia
  • Geoff Summerhayes, CEO, Suncorp Life
  • Steve Tucker, CEO, MLC Ltd
  • Maria Wilton, Managing Director, Franklin Templeton Investments Australia Ltd

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