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| | | The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has approved NAB-owned MLC MySuper offer. MLC MySuper and Plum MySuper will be available towards the end of the year and they include a single diversified investment strategy aimed at providing the ... |
| | | | ... Pembroke dealer group. Allen has 25 years of experience in financial services and was previously the state manager of the MLC Advice Solutions business in New South Wales. He has also lead self-employed and institutionally-owned financial planning businesses ... |
| | | | ... their default funds: AMP, Bendigo, BT/Westpac, CFS/Commbank, NAB/Plum, Suncorp and Virgin. Plum is the first foray of the NAB/MLC group into the MySuper race, signalling that MLC authorisations should follow shortly. Plum's MySuper product will be known ... |
| | | | ... self-managed super fund (SMSF). At a fund level, the funds mostly likely to benefit from switching members are AustralianSuper, AMP, MLC, HESTA and Colonial First State. "If we consider the leakage to SMSFSs that all funds are grappling with, retail ... |
| | | | ... about the redundancies. However, right after the announcement of the new strategy in March, NAB did confirm the departure of MLC head Steve Tucker. The poor performance of NAB's struggling UK businesses has seen the bank lag the blockbuster profits reported ... |
| | | | ... approval from Australia's largest dealer groups. Zurich head of strategic accounts and research Tim Meggitt said support from NAB/MLC, ANZ/OnePath and BT/Westpac had recently helped the strategy gather momentum. "Wide spread dealer group acceptance and ... |
| | | | ... investors, however, are not so ready to invest in infrastructure. Also speaking at the Funding Australia's Future forum, former MLC head Steve Tucker said, "The constraints around liquidity are one serious issue, particularly for the retail sector. You've ... |
| | | | ... three retail groups being authorised is beginning to raise questions whether other major retail groups such as AMP, OnePath, MLC, Mercer and Russell will be ready in time to continue operating in the default superannuation market after the 1 January ... |
| | | | Retail superannuation providers AMP and MLC are the first retail super funds to signal that they will charge members a levy to pay for expenses related to the government's Stronger Super regime. The news came when MLC sent out a letter to advisers warning ... |
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