Sunsuper appoints new CEO

9 May 2007
| By Mike |

A former Irish Olympian, Tony Lally, has been appointed to head up big Queensland-based superannuation fund Sunsuper, replacing long-serving chief executive Don Luke.

The fund announced this week that Lally would be succeeding Luke from the beginning of May after recently returning from Japan, where he set up and led Deloitte’s actuarial consulting business.

Prior to working with Deloitte in Japan, Lally was head of retail, Asia Pacific, for Deutsche Asset Management in Tokyo.

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