AMP SMSF recruits Super Concept's JamesonBY MELANIE TIMBRELL | TUESDAY, 3 JUL 2012 12:40PMFormer Super Concepts managing director Craig Jameson has signed with AMP's newly formed business unit, AMP SMSF.
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Clearly AMP want to make a big splash in the SMSF market but just employing executives will not do the trick. AMP now has 4 SMSF businesses with Ascend/Cavendish/Multiport/Sup... All will need to be integrated or at a minimum there will be significant rationalisation of the platforms. In the end they will still only administer less than 5% of the market.
It will be interesting to see if AMP can make this work.