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| | | ... over the market average. Those were AIA (25% to $15 million), Zurich (20% to $18 million), AMP (18% to $37 million), CommInsure (16% to $40 million) and Westpac (16% to $37 million). Continuing the theme of its previous report, DEXX&R's research also ... |
| | | | ... our product is quite as attractive as other people's. We need to do more work on it so those factors all contribute." CommInsure recorded a drop in cash profit by 15.5% to $316 million and Narev said the bank would continue to focus on life insurance ... |
| | | | ... more than 17% to $650 million. Taking the biggest hit in profit was Colonial First State, dropping 50% to $92 million. CommInsure also dropped in profit by 15.5% to $316 million. CFS Global Asset Management returned a 20% profit increase to $286 million. ... |
| | | | ... annuities on Colonial First State's FirstChoice and FirstWrap platforms. The move follows Colonial First State adding CommInsure annuities to the platforms in June and the additions are seen as an Australian first for retirees and financial advisers. ... |
| | | | ... are putting their hard-earned retirement savings into Visison Super's post-retirement products. Research provided to CommInsure from Rice Warner shows the retirement market will grow to $1 trillion by 2023. According to the research, in the retail post ... |
| | | | ... sales which have now fallen back closer to normal levels after jumping almost 90% in the previous year. AIA (44.0%), CommInsure (9.5%), OnePath (7.8%), AMP (6.8%) and National Australia/MLC (6.4%) all reported increases in their annual risk sales. The ... |
| | | | ... tax impediments around deferred lifetime annuities be removed in the impending financial services and tax reviews. CommInsure head of annuities, George Lytas, said the removal of that tax impediment would make it more attractive for competitors to offer ... |
| | | | CommInsure annuities are now available via the FirstChoice and FirstWrap platforms as the provider aims to bring them to the broader consumer market. The move, which was revealed by Colonial First State in May, allows advisers to combine more than one ... |
| | | | ... Corresponding with Financial Standard 's report on the topic, DEXX&R's group risk research shows that AIA Australia, CommInsure and MetLife remain the dominant players in the group sector. |
| | | | ... attract and retain clients from other fund segments who are coming out on top, especially new retail platforms. AIA and CommInsure are the largest insurers by number of fund clients (23), followed by TAL (22), MetLife (20), OnePath and Hanover (17) and ... |
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