National prefix for Catholic Superannuation and Retirement

26 November 2009
| By Mike |
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Greg Cantor

The Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund (CSRF) is adding the word 'Australian' to its name and changing its logo in preparation for its 30th anniversary.

The fund will now be known as the Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund (ACSRF).

ACSRF chief Greg Cantor said the fund had merged with many others over its 29-year history and the group wanted to reflect its Australia-wide membership in its name.

ACSRF manages more than $3.6 billion in funds under management on behalf of almost 90,000 members, making it the largest Catholic super fund in Australia, a statement from the group said.

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