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| | | ... uplift in financial performance, with significant growth in underlying profit, FUMA and gross margin," chief executive Renato Mota said. "Our strategy for growth centres on scale, economic diversity, and a sustainable business model that delivers accessible ... |
| | | | ... with Insignia Financial's commitment to deliver to this break-even target as planned," Insignia chief executive Renato Mota said. "This contraction in adviser numbers reflects the necessary changes to ensure the financial advice profession can prosper ... |
| | | | ... integration of MLC Wealth, the 175-year-old wealth giant announced its intention to rebrand in what chief executive Renato Mota labelled an evolution, not a revolution. As part of a broader, ongoing transformation and following a strategic review, IOOF ... |
| | | | ... shareholders embracing the new name and logo, garnering about 98% support. Flagging the rebrand in October, chief executive Renato Mota told Financial Standard that it will be business as usual for subsidiaries and that the ticker code IFL will not change. ... |
| | | | The 175-year-old wealth giant is set to rebrand in what chief executive Renato Mota calls an evolution, not a revolution. As part of its ongoing transformation and following a strategic review, IOOF will rebrand to Insignia Financial before the end ... |
| | | | ... underlying NPAT of $19.2 million) and by end of FY24 for MLC Advice (UNPAT of $71.9 million). IOOF chief executive Renato Mota said the company will not chase scale necessarily, despite recent acquisitions, to grow adviser numbers. "...We see [with] ... |
| | | | ... completion of the MLC acquisition has transformed our business in terms of size, scale and reach," IOOF chief executive Renato Mota said. Portfolio and estate administration recorded $606 million net inflows to $48.4 billion and investment management ... |
| | | | ... The chief executives in attendance included Aware Super's Deanne Stewart, Hostplus' David Elia, IOOF's Renato Mota and Rest's Vicki Doyle. A second roundtable will be held later this year with a different mix of attendees and range of ... |
| | | | ... Bridges was historically a combination of self-employed and employee, so it's a hybrid model," IOOF chief executive Renato Mota told Financial Standard. "We are moving that model to a very much fully-employed model. As a part of that, we think there ... |
| | | | ... because of the advice business transformation as well as the termination of the BT relationship. IOOF chief executive Renato Mota said the company is making good progress towards the overall transformation of the business. "We are transforming the advice ... |
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