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| | ... Commonwealth Bank with an average of 72.8%, then BT / Westpac with 71.8% and NAB/MLC with 68.6%. Last of the Big Six was ANZ/ING with an average of 45.3% of super products obtained through financial planners with the same fund manager. While a consumer ... |
| | | ... Dorrian - PIMCO NOMINEES A, Jean-Luc Ambrosi - Vanguard Investments A, Brian Deleany - AMP Capital Investors A, Jim McKay - ING Investment Management A, James Hordern - Hunter Hall Investment Management Rainmaker Marketer of the Year (Financial Planning) ... |
| | | ... ANZ after more than 20 years working in positions across ANZ's various divisions, including RetireInvest, Mercantile Mutual, ING Australia and OnePath. |
| | | ... materially affect an investment decision," said Denis Donohue, managing director, Solaris. There is increasing demand from super funds for consideration of ESG factors in their investments and, according to Solaris, retail investors are gradually starting ... |
| | | More than 1,100 delegates are in Brisbane this week to attend the annual Self Managed Super Fund Professional's Association (SPAA) conference, a record turnout that highlights the growing importance of SMSFs in financial services. In his keynote address ... |
| | | Third-ranked group insurer Tower Australia is nipping at the heels of top two rivals AIA and ING, now called OnePath, after signing a landmark deal with the $20 billion First State Super. Effective next month, Tower will provide death, disablement and ... |
| | | ... death cover up to a total of 4 units without the need to supply supporting health statements," wrote Wallace. MLC replaces ING Australia as the industry fund's group insurance provider, Rainmaker Information research shows. The improved cover means the ... |
| | | ... lower than AXA at 74 per cent. At the bottom of the six planning groups surveyed, which also included MLC and Westpac, is ANZ/ ING Australia. "In the last 12 months to December 2009, only 47 per cent of ANZ/ING clients ended up with ANZ/ING products," ... |
| | | ... account service for advisers. Since then, OneVue has worked with or signed contracts with key investment houses including ING, Challenger, Aviva Investors and Australian Unity. It also struck a deal with Yellow Brick Road (YBR), a new wealth management ... |
| | | ... manager at Fiducian. The move reflects a rising trend of wealth management groups ramping up their services for SMSFs, such ING with Super Concepts, AXA with Multiport and Perpetual with SmartSuper. It also reflects how wealth management groups are trying ... |
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