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Damien Mu elected to FSC board

09 Oct 2014
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Damien Mu, CEO of AIA Australia has been elected to the board of the Financial Services Council.

“With more than 17 years’ experience in the Australian financial services industry, spanning operations, claims and underwriting, superannuation, investments, distribution, product, pricing and marketing, Damien brings a wealth of experience to the FSC Board,” FSC chairman, Greg Cooper said.

Damien joined AIA Australia in 2007 and held roles including Head of Group Insurance, Chief Distribution and Marketing Officer and General Manager – Life Insurance

Prior to joining AIA Australia, Damien was Operations Manager for Australian Super and National Manager of Insurance and Claims Services at Superpartners. He has also worked in the Retail Master Trust sector at Colonial and Norwich Union.

The FSC Board now comprises:

  • Chairman: Greg Cooper – CEO, Schroder Investment Management Australia Limited
  • Co Deputy Chairman: Brad Cooper – CEO, BT Financial Group;
  • Co Deputy Chairman: Geoff Lloyd –CEO and MD, Perpetual Limited;

Directors:

  • Brian Benari – MD and CEO of Challenger Limited;
  • Pauline Blight-Johnston − Group Executive of Insurance and Superannuation, AMP;
  • David Bryant: CEO & CIO of Australian Unity Investments;
  • Robin Burns – MD, Equity Trustees Limited;
  • Andrew Hagger – group executive, NAB Wealth and CEO MLC Limited;
  • John James – MD and Chairman of Vanguard investments;
  • Brett Jollie – MD, Aberdeen Asset Management Australia Limited;
  • Damien Mu −CEO of AIA Australia Limited;
  • Annabel Spring – Group Executive, Wealth Management, Commonwealth Bank of Australia;
  • Geoff Summerhayes – CEO Suncorp Life; and,
  • Maria Wilton – MD, Franklin Templeton Investments Australia Ltd.

 

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