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Insignia Financial eyes 'most efficient' title by 2030

BY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | WEDNESDAY, 13 NOV 2024 12:26PM

Insignia 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.

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