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Risk and Compliance elevated to separate business unit – Amanda Noble appointed to new executive role

From Equity Trustees

Amanda Noble has joined Equity Trustees Limited in the newly created role of Head of Risk and Compliance. Reporting directly to Managing Director, Mr Robin Burns, she will head up

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22 May 2014

Equity Trustees signals growth intentions as it celebrates 125 years of operation

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As Equity Trustees Ltd marks the 125th Anniversary of the founding of the company, it remains committed to expanding its services and bringing them to a wider client base, says

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11 Dec 2013

EQT confirms George Boubouras as CIO

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George Boubouras has been confirmed as chief investment officer at listed financial services company Equity Trustees Limited (EQT). Mr Boubouras was appointed to the role on an interim basis in

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12 Nov 2013

EQT appoints Mercer as asset consultant

From Equity Trustees

Listed financial services company Equity Trustees Limited (EQT) has appointed Mercer as asset consultant for both its retail and institutional businesses. EQT made the decision to partner with an external

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27 Jun 2013

EQT tracking well in attractive industry

From Equity Trustees

The chairman of Equity Trustees Limited (EQT), Tony Killen, told shareholders at the company Annual General Meeting in Melbourne today that, despite challenging economic circumstances, the business is in an

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29 Oct 2012

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