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Aware Super restructured its investment team in support of its growth strategy, naming three new asset class leads and hiring from QIC in the process.

As part of an investment team restructure, Aware has created a number of new roles, filling three of them internally.    Aware Super has made three appointments to lead the funds infrastructure, pr

Aware Super is enhancing its investment capability by creating an in-house investment platform through an internal initiative called 'Project Odin'.

Sonia Baillie has joined Aware Super as head of income assets, joining from Macquarie Asset Management.