Cbus and Connect to merge

18 March 2010
| By Mike |

Industry super funds Cbus and Connect Super have announced their intention to merge.

The two funds have announced an in-principle agreement to pursue a target merger date of 1 October, this year.

The move was confirmed in a joint statement issued by Cbus chairman Steve Bracks and Connect chairman Mac Russell.

The combined entity would result in a fund boasting nearly 600,000 members and nearly $15 billion in funds under management.

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