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| | | ... share of the local retail superannuation market. Assets under management for the AMP and AXA Australian and New Zealand business would represent roughly $142 billion. In New Zealand, AMP would hold the number one ranking in the retail and corporate superannuation ... |
| | | | ... under greater financial pressure in the future, according to one global asset consultant. Martin Lewington, New Zealand business leader at Mercer, said suspending contributions to the New Zealand Superannuation Fund could mean the government will be ... |
| | | | Chris Corneil is the new head of Russell's Australian and New Zealand businesses after Alan Schoenheimer was promoted to lead the firm's international business operations. Russell's long-time chief executive of the Asia Pacific region, Alan Schoenheimer ... |
| | | | ... negotiation. In an Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) statement, Commonwealth Bank said ABN AMRO's Australian and New Zealand business would be "complementary to the [bank's] already extensive institutional banking and markets business." On Monday ... |
| | | | ... 2008 quarter, down from $364 million in the previous corresponding quarter. The shining star is the firm's New Zealand business, thanks to the KiwiSaver scheme. Inflows for the quarter climbed 21 per cent to $196 million. Net cashflows were a staggering ... |
| | | | Russell Investment Group has merged its Australian and New Zealand institutional and retail businesses under the Investor Services banner. Former head of Russell's retail investor services, Chris Corneil, has been appointed head of the Investor Services ... |
| | | | JPMorgan Worldwide Securities Services (WSS) has appointed Jane Perry to head of WSS Australia and New Zealand. Starting in early January, Perry will be responsible for sales, operations, technology, client service and product across the WSS business ... |
| | | | ... $647 million. Discretionary super contributions fell sharply after the inflows frenzy in June. The company's New Zealand business showed net outflows of $39 million for the quarter, while the company waits for Kiwisaver funds that will not be received ... |
| | | | AXA Asia Pacific Holdings has posted 61 per cent net inflow growth for the September quarter for its Australian and New Zealand businesses, despite the passing of the June 30 cut-off for deposits up to $1 million. Over the nine months to September 30 ... |
| | | | ... past five years, and said the retirement business will be "in great hands". "Under Tim's leadership, our New Zealand business has gone from strength to strength. We have had strong year on year revenue growth and are now firmly positioned as a leader ... |
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