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| | ... with a FUA decrease of 0.6%. Meanwhile, investment wraps retraced 4%, retirement platforms 5%, and personal super by 8%. IOOF was again the platform market leader with $143 billion FUA with an 18.5% market share, Colonial First State (16.3%), BT (16.1%) ... |
| | | The management team at JANA now fully owns the asset consultant, having bought out the 45% interest owned by Insignia Financial following its acquisition of MLC. JANA and Insignia have entered into a binding share sale agreement for the former's ... |
| | | Amid a year of economic turbulence and soaring inflation, Financial Standard's most read stories reveal attention was once again focused on the evolving superannuation sector. The worst performing super products and funds underscore the majority ... |
| | | ... Superannuation Fund Balanced, Mercer SmartPath, Mercy Super MySuper Balanced, Prime Super MySuper, Christian Super My Ethical Super, IOOF MySuper, AvSuper Growth, Maritime Super MySuper, Active Super Lifestage, Russell Investments GoalTracker, MLC MySuper ... |
| | | ... names aligned to Expand. Insignia's full and sophisticated wrap product offering has been renamed Expand Extra. Meanwhile, IOOF Essential has become Expand Essential. Expand is underpinned by Insignia's proprietary contemporary platform technology, Evolve. ... |
| | | ... 4.3% from the year prior to 74.2%. UniSuper achieved the highest customer satisfaction rating of any the industry funds; IOOF was the highest placed retail fund. UniSuper chief member and advice officer Danielle Mair told Financial Standard, that the ... |
| | | ... independent expert to examine operational frameworks and processes, and rectify any issues identified by the expert. Further, IOOF Investment Management must now comply with its legal obligation in relation to the transfer of member benefits, and OnePath ... |
| | | Stockspot's Fat Cat Funds Report has named and shamed the worst performing superannuation funds in Australia, all of which are retail offerings. OnePath was named the overall worst performer, followed by Colonial First State, AMP, and ClearView. ... |
| | | Andrew Stewart and Malcom Weir join the Allianz Retire+ team as its new head of distribution wealth and head of life protection. The three hires play a pivotal role in the firm's refreshed strategy, according to Australian chief executive Adrian ... |
| | | Insignia Financial has named a new head of technical services following the retirement of Martin Breckon. A spokesperson for the company confirmed Jenneke Mills has taken over the role, promoted from the role of national manager, technical services ... |
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