Andrew Bragg Director of Policy and Global Markets, Financial Services Council (at time of writing) Andrew Bragg is the Senior Policy Manager for Investment and Superannuation at the Financial Services Council. Andrew currently serves on the ASX Corporate Governance Council, ASIC's Market Supervision Taskforce and was engaged in the Treasury Stronger Super Working Groups during 2011.
ANDREW BRAGG | FRIDAY, 27 NOV 2015 Properly calibrating the superannuation system is the most important policy change from the Murray review of the financial system. Read more ANDREW BRAGG | WEDNESDAY, 11 JUL 2012 A survey by The Financial Services Council and DST Global Solutions on superannuation account consolidation Read more PAGE: 1 |
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Climbing to the top
DANIEL SHRIMSKI
MANAGING DIRECTOR
VANGUARD INVESTMENTS AUSTRALIA LTD
MANAGING DIRECTOR
VANGUARD INVESTMENTS AUSTRALIA LTD
Vanguard Australia managing director Daniel Shrimski is determined to propel the investment giant's superannuation product into the top 10 funds by assets under management by 2030. It's an audacious goal, even for a fund backed by the world's second largest asset manager. Andrew McKean writes.