Martin Fahy will take on the post of CEO of the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia, effective Nov. 1, a spokeswoman for the organization said Tuesday.
He will assume that role from Jim Minto, the former ASFA chairman who was named interim CEO after Pauline Vamos stepped down in July following nine years at the helm of the organization.
Mr. Fahy comes to ASFA from accounting and consulting firm KPMG, where he served as a partner in the firm’s management consulting division.
A spokeswoman for KPMG in Australia said no details are available at present on plans to replace Mr. Fahy.
