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ESSSuper appoints Dalton to board

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By Christine St Anne
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2 minute read

Former Standard & Poor's managing director Chris Dalton has taken on a board appointment at an industry fund.

Industry superannuation fund Emergency Services and State Super (ESSSuper) has appointed Chris Dalton to its board.

Dalton previously worked at ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) as managing director before leaving the firm in July 2008 after 18 years' service.

He is currently Australian Securitisation Forum chief executive.

ESSSuper has 12 board members and manages about $19 billion on behalf of 155,000 members.

 
 

In May, fund chief executive Don Kofoed resigned due to ill health.