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| | ... exchange traded funds and managed funds tradeable on the ASX amounted to $35 billion, placing the ASX midway between IOOF and OnePath in the platform league tables. "It's time to stop speculating about when the ASX's platform concept will take off and ... |
| | | ... CommInsure and TAL. Term/TPD winner was AMP Elevate's Life Insurance Plan. Finalists were TAL's Life Insurance Plan and OnePath's Life Cover Plan. Trauma winner was TAL's Critical Illness Premier Plan. Finalists were OnePath's Trauma Premier Plan and ... |
| | | ... followed by MLC with $87 billion, Colonial First State with $80 billion, AMP with $77 billion, Macquarie with $42 billion, OnePath with $36 billion and IOOF with $24 billion. As a result the big six hold a 86% platform market grip, noted Rainmaker. Rainmaker ... |
| | | ... their businesses than are Australian-owned insurers. Illustrating this, while locally-owned AMP, CommInsure, NAB/MLC, OnePath, BT/Westpac and Suncorp grew their premium inflows by an average 6.4%, overseas-owned TAL, AIA, MetLife and Zurich grew their ... |
| | | ... Promoter Score framework. It covered AMP, AustralianSuper, BT, Colonial First State, First State Super, HESTA, HOSTPLUS, MLC, OnePath, REST, Sunsuper, in addition to an amalgamated analysis of self-managed super funds. QSuper achieved the highest score ... |
| | | ... other Funds are not exempt." The report covered nine RI funds provided by six managers: Alphinity, Australian Ethical, BT, OnePath, Perpetual and Hunter Hall. |
| | | ... sub-market grew by 7.2% with most companies reporting increases in business. Among the market leaders, TAL (7.7%) and OnePath (6.1%) experienced the highest percentage increases in their Inflows year on year. Risk Income Inflows increased 7.4% over the ... |
| | | ... cross-selling potential. It found that ANZ has the highest proportion of banking customers who are also members of Smart Choice or OnePath (13.8%), while CBA has 10.9% who are members of either CBA Essential Super or Colonial First State, and NAB and ... |
| | | ... premiums through their most-used provider. The top five insurance providers by number of primary planner relationships are: OnePath, AMP, AIA Australia, BT Life and TAL. "The top five insurance providers now account for 66% of primary planner relationships ... |
| | | ... growth in risk premium inflows (97.1%) and it increased its market share from 2.2% in March 2013 to 3.8% in March 2014. OnePath Australia was the only insurer to register a fall of risk premium inflows (-2%) and its market share went from 11.6% in March ... |
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