11 May 2009 13:00
The $750 million Perth-based MasterSuper fund is understood to have changed master custodians from May 1.
The 12,500-member fund for current and former employees of the Elders Futuris group is understood to have transitioned from BNP Paribas Securities Services to JPMorgan Worldwide Securities Services, following an internally-run review process.
The CEO of MasterSuper, Mark Sladden, has previously said the fund does not speak to the press.
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