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AMP spins off back office

HAMISH MADDEN  |  FRIDAY, 2 JUN 2006
AMP Financial Services (AFS) has created a new business division aimed at providing support and services to its advisers. The new division, advice based distribution (ADB), was formed after the recently secured head of AMP Financial Planning, Michael ...

AMPFP finalises new structure

AMP Financial Planning's (AMPFP) organisational restructure has been completed with the appointments of Michael Guggenheimer, Damien Janes and David Gloury to three key positions. Michael Guggenheimer has been chosen to fill the newly created position ...

AMP expands commercial and consumer finance offering

AMP Banking has expanded its product range, announcing today it will distribute a range of GE commercial and consumer finance products. AMP Banking managing director Michael Guggenheimer said the additional products complement AMP's existing range and ...

Australians still hungry for property AMP indicator reveals

Despite the recent fall from grace of property marketer Henry Kaye as well as the plunge of home loan affordability to its lowest recorded level since September 1995, Australia remains as infatuated with property as ever, today's AMP Banking/REIA Home ...

Home loan affordability falls to a seven year low: AMP/REIA

The affordability of home loans across Australia has fallen to a seven year low according to the AMP Banking/REIA Home Loan Affordability Indicator released today. The national Home Loan Affordability Indicator (HLAI), the ratio of median family income ...

Australian housing less affordable during March quarter

The rising cost of housing is still driving affordability down across the country, according to the AMP Banking/REIA Home Loan Affordability Indicator, released today. The exceptions were NSW and Victoria, where home loan affordability rose by 3.0 per ...

AMP Banking drops one year fixed rate to 4.99%

Amid predications that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) may soon lower interest rates, AMP Banking has reduced its one-year fixed rate home loan to 4.99 per cent. Managing director of AMP Banking Michael Guggenheimer said AMP's one-year fixed rate ...
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