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Brighter Super investments chief to step down
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Financial Standard
Brighter Super's chief investment officer has decided to semi-retire and will step down from the post on December 5.
He was appointed chief investment officer at LGIAsuper and Energy Super in early 2022.
Prior to that he was chief investment officer at ANZ Wealth.
Brighter Super chief executive Kate Farrar thanked Rider for his leadership in constructing a $35 billion portfolio following the merger of LGIAsuper and Energy Super and the acquisition of Suncorp Super.
Brighter Super is now on the search for a new investments chief.
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