ACS looks to change asset consultants

14 June 2018
| By Mike |
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Australian Catholic Super is expected to announce that it has switched its asset consulting mandate after conducting a review of service providers.

The superannuation fund has been a client of Willis Towers Watson for the past five years and undertook a review of providers via Chant West earlier this year.

Super Review understands that Frontier Investment Consulting is the front-runner for the mandate, albeit that the appointment has not yet been formally announced.

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