Insignia Financial eyes 'most efficient' title by 2030BY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | WEDNESDAY, 13 NOV 2024 12:26PMInsignia Financial is hoping artificial intelligence (AI) and a direct-to-consumer superannuation push will see it become Australia's "leading and most efficient" wealth manager and save $200 million per annum by 2030. Related News |
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Prime Super's Raelene Seales' immersions in cultures of innovation and creativity have equipped her to breathe new life into the fund, to the benefit of its broach church of members. Andrew McKean writes.