LUCRF Super appoints new head of investments
26 November 2013 Victoria, Australia
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LUCRF Super, the Australian labour union cooperative retirement fund, has appointed Roger McIntosh as the fund’s new head of investments. McIntosh will manage $3.8 billion in funds under management.
McIntosh was previously principal head of investment strategy and research at Vanguard Investments Australia, where he held leadership roles in the areas of investment strategy, research, fixed interest and global equities.
Greg Sword, CEO at the firm, said: “I am pleased to welcome someone of the calibre of Roger McIntosh to head up LUCRF Super’s investment team. I believe McIntosh will make a valuable contribution to LUCRF Super and I look forward to working closely with him to achieve the fund’s investment objectives,” he said.
LUCRF recently signed up to the carbon asset risk initiative, a global investment firm lobby aiming to put pressure on the world's largest fossil fuel and energy companies to ascertain the financial risks of climate change.
McIntosh was previously principal head of investment strategy and research at Vanguard Investments Australia, where he held leadership roles in the areas of investment strategy, research, fixed interest and global equities.
Greg Sword, CEO at the firm, said: “I am pleased to welcome someone of the calibre of Roger McIntosh to head up LUCRF Super’s investment team. I believe McIntosh will make a valuable contribution to LUCRF Super and I look forward to working closely with him to achieve the fund’s investment objectives,” he said.
LUCRF recently signed up to the carbon asset risk initiative, a global investment firm lobby aiming to put pressure on the world's largest fossil fuel and energy companies to ascertain the financial risks of climate change.
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