AMP, Insignia, Bendigo products fail super performance testBY KARREN VERGARA | FRIDAY, 29 AUG 2025 12:45PMAMP, Insignia Financial and Bendigo SmartStart are the only superannuation fund providers whose platform trustee-directed products (TDP) failed APRA's latest performance test. Related News |
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I agree Edwina. The Guardian Funds have a specific purpose. If Apra are going to have a 'pass/fail' performance test, they need to understand the strategy and purpose of every fund.