Rumours, gossip and innuendo

9 March 2016
| By Rollover |
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Departing Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia chief executive, Pauline Vamos, has not even left her desk but speculation has already begun about who might be her replacement.

Rollover has heard a range of names being canvassed for the role including at least three former ASFA board members not to mention the four former superannuation fund chief executives who are currently without portfolio.

However Rollover’s money is on Vamos’ successor being a male, largely on the basis that females have held the role for most of the past two decades with Vamos having taken the helm from former Commonwealth ombudsman, Philippa Smith. 

And what will La Vamos be doing in the future, you ask? 

Rollover holds to the view “once a regulator, always a regulator”. 

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