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Russell beefs up institutional sales
Russell Investments has beefed up its Australian leadership team appointing what it describes as “three new client-facing representatives”.
It said it had appointed Michael Clarke as managing director of Industry and Government Superannuation, Alister Van der Maas to managing director of New Zealand and Christine Cameron as managing director of Institutional Sales.
While Van der Maas represented an internal promotion, Cameron has joined Russell from MLC where she was head of business development with respect to implemented consulting and investment management products.
Russell chief executive for Australasia, Chris Corneil, said Cameron’s appointment supported the company’s growth agenda and marked an important new phase for the business in the local market.
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Mike Taylor
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