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Suncorp outsources custody to NAB

BY JAMES FERNYHOUGH | MONDAY, 26 AUG 2013 12:25PM

Suncorp has outsourced its entire custody and investment administration operations to National Australia Bank's custody arm, NAB Asset Servicing.

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