Rest reunites ex-Qantas duo to bolster CIO office
Rest Super has reunited a former executive duo from Qantas Super, hiring Andy Moser to head the CIO office under Michael Clancy, less than a year after the pair left Australia’s biggest airline fund.
The $105 billion industry superannuation giant announced Moser’s appointment in a newly created role on Tuesday, saying he would support Clancy in developing and executing the investment team’s business plan and overseeing a range of team-wide functions.
Moser brings more than 15 years of experience in finance and superannuation, including a 13-year stint at Qantas Super, where he served as chief financial officer from 2019 until 2025.
Clancy, who joined Rest Super as chief investment officer in May 2025, also spent more than nine years leading Qantas Super before its merger with the Australian Retirement Trust.
“Andy brings deep expertise, a practical mindset and a collaborative leadership style that will be essential as we evolve our investments function to continue delivering strong outcomes for our 2 million members,” Clancy said.
“Andy combines strategic financial leadership with disciplined execution, strong governance and collaborative stakeholder engagement. He will make a valuable contribution to Rest and our members.”
Moser commenced at Rest on 1 June and will be based in Sydney.
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