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| | | OAMPS Super has partnered with health insurer MBF to provide members with discounted private health cover. With $270 million in assets at the end of March according to Rainmaker Information, OAMPS is adding private health cover to its list of additional ... |
| | | | OAMPS Insurance Brokers has appointed former state manager of Victoria and Tasmania at AXA Australia, Michael Meysztowicz, as general manager of the firm's life division. Prior to his role as state manager, Meysztowicz managed AXA's Discovery program ... |
| | | | Jim Taggart, national president at the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA), has been awarded an Order of Australia medal. Taggart received the honour for his work in charitable, community and sporting organisations in Baulkham Hills. According to ... |
| | | | Retail super fund OAMPS Super has appointed Money Solutions as its financial advice provider. OAMPS, which had $224 million in funds under management at the end of June according to Rainmaker Information, started the new financial planning service arrangements ... |
| | | | The $223 million OAMPS Super has slashed its overall fees and implemented a new "tiered" structure that lowers fees as the balance of members' super accounts grow. OAMPS Super, which is part of the larger OAMPS group that has operations in Australia ... |
| | | | AXA Australia group insurance clients are set to benefit from a raft of enhancements across definitions, cover limits and technological capabilities. As a result of the improvements, AXA's maternity and paternity leave cover was improved to provide ... |
| | | | Funds management and dealer group IOOF Holdings has appointed Tony Robinson as the replacement to outgoing chief executive officer, Ron Dewhurst. Prior to joining IOOF, Robinson was the chief executive of listed insurance and broking company OAMPS. ... |
| | | | The Australian share market had recovered some ground by noon today but still was in negative story, held back by a weaker Wall Street. At 1205 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 was 20.9 points lower at 5092.9 while the all ordinaries fell 18.2 points ... |
| | | | SYDNEY - the Australian share market is expected to open weaker as the commodity prices behind yesterday's rally all retreated overnight, lending weight to suggestions the domestic bourse will open in the red. There is a raft of annual general meetings ... |
| | | | The Australian share market is likely to open sharply weaker as a sell off in BHP Billiton shares in the UK overnight, coupled with weakness in US equity markets, paints a bleak early picture for the domestic bourse. However, with oil prices hitting ... |
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