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09 September 2025 by Maja Garaca Djurdjevic

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UniSuper appoints board director

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UniSuper has appointed a new board director to replace Chris Cuffe.

UniSuper has appointed Bruce Bonyhady as an independent director to the board of the industry super fund, after former director Chris Cuffe took up the role of chairman.

Bonyhady was already a member of the fund's investment committee, but this position will now be filled by former Colonial First State head of credit Tony Fitzgerald.

He previously held various investment roles at ANZ, including those of managing director and chief investment officer. 

Bonyhady is currently president of Philanthropy Australia, chairman of Acadian Asset Management Australia, director of Dexus Wholesale Property and chairman of Yooralla.

 
 

The UniSuper board comprises three independent directors, four employer representative directors and four member representative directors.