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| | ... managed portfolios, managed funds, exchanged traded funds (ETFs) and listed investment companies. New options include ING Direct 3 month, 6 month and 1 year platform term deposit products. Hub24 now has 45 active licensees using its platform, an increase ... |
| | | The ING DIRECT Living Super Balanced Option has been given a 'Recommended' rating by Lonsec in its first review. ING DIRECT pitches the product as the first balanced option available to all Australians with no administration, contribution or management ... |
| | | The SelectingSuper awards shortlist for 2014 shows that scale isn't the factor it once was. The 2014 SelectingSuper awards are on again next week in Melbourne and an analysis of the shortlisted finalists shows that boutique and mid-sized funds make ... |
| | | ING DIRECT Living Super has reached the $1 billion funds under management milestone two years after entering the Australian market. Launched in 2012 as a direct-to-customer offering, Living Super's balanced option charges members no administration or ... |
| | | ... which has grown more than 5-fold in the past year to reach almost $2 billion. In third place growing almost 80% is ING DIRECT Living Super that manages about $800 million. The retail sector has, however, to date been slow transitioning default workplace ... |
| | | ... added. "We are now seeing the positive impact of stability and certainty in superannuation." The figures reflect the FSC-ING Direct Superannuation Sentiment Index released on 28 August which showed 'trust and certainty' in superannuation had the biggest ... |
| | | ... increased in most areas over the last year, according to the Superannuation Sentiment Index 2014, conducted jointly by ING Direct and the Financial Services Council (FSC). Sixty-one per cent of respondents said they were proud of the super system, compared ... |
| | | Surprise exit for van Eyk asset consulting team Van Eyk's three person asset consultant team has left the company, the company has confirmed. Head of asset consulting Jonathan Ramsay and asset consultants Fil Andronaco and Jonathan Tolub resigned their ... |
| | | ... groups in Australia, Citigroup customers deal with the most financial institutions at an average of 6.5. Second is ING Direct (6.3), followed by HSBC (5.8). Roy Morgan said that as foreign banks, these institutions generally attract more upmarket customers ... |
| | | US-based investment firm Voya Investment Management is entering the Australian institutional market via a distribution partnership with local marketing and advisory firm Breakwater Advisory. Voya IM, formerly known as ING U.S. Investment Management ... |
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