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Perth veteran businessman Peter Cumins leaves Cash Converters after 37 years

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By Ryan Johnson Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Cash Converters veteran Peter Cumins will retire from the Perth company’s board in June 2027, closing a four-decade Cumins family chapter in the year the Perth Bears enter the NRL with the group’s name on their jersey. Mr Cumins joined Cash Converters in 1990, six years after his brother Brian founded the business in Victoria Park. He became managing director in 1995 and moved to executive deputy chairman in 2017.
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‘No fund performed strongly’: Australia’s biggest super fund missed 90 per cent of mystery shopper calls Original

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By Ryan Johnson Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Only five of 50 mystery-shopping calls to AustralianSuper connected within 15 minutes during a consumer study that found poor telephone service across the superannuation industry. Super Consumers Australia commissioned 1000 calls to the country’s 20 largest funds between August 7 and October 15 last year, producing an average customer experience score of 49.9 per cent against the researchers’ 80 per cent benchmark. No ranked fund scored above 55 per cent.
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‘Too good to miss’: Clayton Utz pinches Allens trio in WA resources play Original

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By Ryan Johnson Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Clayton Utz has nabbed three Perth partners from rival Allens in a high-profile hiring spree aimed at muscling up in WA’s red-hot resources, corporate and infrastructure market. The Big Six firm has recruited equity capital markets and resources specialist Dave Filo, critical minerals and mergers and acquisitions partner Bryn Hardcastle, and infrastructure and construction partner Tristan Iredell.
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