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| | | AMP and industry funds are the major providers of superannuation for consumers and businesses, but they have had very little success at selling banking products to their customers. Only 1.6% of industry fund personal members deal with ME Bank and only ... |
| | | | AMP released its first quarter results to 31 March 2012 today, showing strong growth for both AMP Flexible Super and North Platform. AMP Financial Services (AFS) net cash outflows were $292 million for the quarter, compared to net cash outflows of $331 ... |
| | | | AMP has joined the chorus of retail funds who want the current award system opened to more competition, giving their superannuation funds greater access to default-fund advantage. AMP has tried repeatedly to join an industry award through Fair Work ... |
| | | | ... fees, lost payments and missed earnings," said Chris Jansen, AMP acting director of wealth management products. The AMP Super Simple consolidation service team will manage the consolidation process to completion after each customer completes the necessary ... |
| | | | Senior members of AXA management take less pronounced roles in the restructured AMP team following court approval of the $14 billion merger. Four AXA executives make the journey to AMP, following in the footsteps of chairman Rick Allert and director ... |
| | | | Compulsory super and the long-term nature of retirement strategies are among the reasons why for many Australians, last year's financial crisis was a mere blip in their future retirement income, research shows. Today AMP has released its second Superannuation ... |
| | | | Just as new research confirms that Australians are on track for a retirement income equivalent to more than 90 per cent of average weekly earnings, concerns are growing about the damage rising inflation could have on these savings goals. AMP which has ... |
| | | | ... survey ending in December last year in conjunction with interviews with representatives from 22 super funds including AMP Super, ING Australia, Suncorp and CBUS. The survey found the super fund alternative investments such as hedge funds, private equity ... |
| | | | A former AMP superannuation agent was sentenced yesterday in the Sydney District Court to two years and 10 months imprisonment, with a non-parole period of 15 months, in relation to charges brought by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission ... |
| | | | Harold Frederick Moses, a former AMP superannuation agent, has pleaded guilty in the Sydney District Court to one count of defrauding a former client laid by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Mr Moses operated a superannuation ... |
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