Qantas Staff Credit Union - The Board

The Board

The Board‘s primary role is to protect and enhance the long-term stability and strength of Qantas Credit Union and ensure the ongoing return of benefits to Members. To achieve this, the Board provides strategic guidance to Qantas Credit Union; monitoring and providing effective oversight of the management team and overseeing risk management systems.

The Qantas Credit Union Board has a vast range of expertise in law, business, science, accounting, treasury, economics, and finance. Directors currently hold and have previously held various senior and executive positions with blue chip companies, including Qantas Airways, as well as policy advisory and law.

Directors must satisfy the Fit and Proper rules and regulations set down by APRA and abide by our Directors and Officers Code of Conduct, which outlines their legal and ethical obligations. Qantas Credit Union Directors are also committed to ongoing training to maintain knowledge of emerging issues and to satisfy all governance requirements. Good governance, risk management and strategic guidance not only ensure our future strength and growth, but help Qantas Credit Union to weather downturns and operate profitably in the face of adverse economic conditions.

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