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| | ... guaranteed retirement income more readily available and easily combined with other products." Challenger chief executive Brian Benari said he expects more AAS administered super funds to follow the annuities path, especially after the government's decision ... |
| | | ... establish the legislative and industry framework to implement this important proposal." Challenger chief executive Brian Benari said CIPRs will help people manage complex decisions at retirement by allowing retirees to opt-in to a retirement solution ... |
| | | ... accounting for about 80%. In a statement to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), Challenger chief executive Brian Benari said the company is seeing "promising quote and initial sales volumes, including from advisers who have traditionally not sold ... |
| | | ... provide financial certainty for retirees in aged care. Releasing Challenger's full year results today, chief executive Brian Benari said Australia's aged care market was an attractive proposition and the new product - CarePlus - will fill a significant ... |
| | | ... Brad Cooper - CEO, BT Financial Group; Co Deputy Chairman : A Geoff Lloyd -CEO and MD, Perpetual Limited; Directors: Brian Benari - MD and CEO of Challenger Limited; Pauline Blight-Johnston a^\' Group Executive of Insurance and Superannuation, AMP; David ... |
| | | ... Capital to Janus Capital, entering a strategic partnership with Janus in the process. Challenger chief executive Brian Benari said that the sale "opens the door for further long-term strategic collaboration between the firms, including product development ... |
| | | ... essential with more than 20% of its funds under management held in retirement products. Challenger chief executive, Brian Benari, said the company was pleased to have been chosen as VicSuper's first longevity solution provider. "The topic of retirement ... |
| | | ... in the draw-down phase opting to take their savings via an income stream." Similarly, Challenger chief executive Brian Benari said that "we need to urgently level the taxation playing field to allow the introduction of deferred lifetime annuities, which ... |
| | | ... years into the 20 year retirement phase of Australia's four million plus baby boomers," Challenger chief executive Brian Benari said. "As the wealthiest generation in history, the boomers have a lot to lose, so place a very high value on capital preservation ... |
| | | ... Court proceedings against the government. The hearing due today will no longer take place. Challenger chief executive Brian Benari said: "This is an appropriate outcome for our frail and vulnerable aged customers, who will continue to receive the means ... |
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