EISS Super merger with TWU Super ‘in neutral’
Troubled superannuation fund EISS Super has confirmed that its proposed merger with TWUSuper has been placed “in neutral”.
The newly-appointed chairman of EISS Super, Peter Tighe has today outlined the fund’s position in the wake of the departure of its previous chairman and chief executive amid a range of adverse media reports.
Giving evidence before the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, Tighe said that while the merger with TWUSuper was still a possibility, it was currently “in neutral” while the board re-evaluated the issue.
Tighe, who has previously sat on the board of big construction industry fund, Cbus, also acknowledged that consideration had previously been given to a merger with Cbus.
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