Greg Nolan to step back from full-time role at CareSuper

CareSuper has announced Greg Nolan is to stand down from his role as general manager of investments at the end of the year.

He will stay at the $8 billion fund in a part-time role on specific investment projects and the recruitment process for his replacement will commence shortly.

Julie Lander, chief executive of CareSuper, described the move as a win-win. “It gives CareSuper more resources, retaining the knowledge and experience of a valued employee and provides Greg with the opportunity to wind down a little from the pressures of 5 days a week and pursue some of his other interests, ” Greg Nolan said: “I am delighted with the outcome and am looking forward to my new role.”

CareSuper’s investment strategy is supported by direction from the fund’s investment consultant JANA.

CareSuper’s MySuper option delivered a 12.84 per cent for the 2013/14 financial year, outperforming the SuperRatings median balanced option annual return. The balanced option has a 10-year average return of 7.73 per cent and a 5-year average return of 9.93 per cent.

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