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| | ... ramped up its acquisition and expansion strategy when Insignia, or IOOF as it was known at the time, sold its Australian Executor Trustees (AET) corporate trust business for $51.6 million. That year, Sargon also acquired OneVue's trustee services ... |
| | | ... nominates a charity, and then rely on the discretion of the superannuation fund trustee to transfer the moneys to the executor of the estate for distribution to the charity. However, due to the complexity, time, and costs involved, this option remains ... |
| | | ... management and advice and repricing. Bottom line earnings were $51 million, up 39%, on gains made from the sale of Australian Executor Trustees to Equity Trustees. |
| | | Equity Trustees has inked a deal with SuperConcepts to ensure the clients of Australian Executor Trustees' platforms business continue to receive specialist administration services. When EQT acquired AET from Insignia Financial last year, it flagged ... |
| | | ... reported a net profit after tax (NPAT) of $51 million, up 39% year on year, driven by gains made in divesting Australian Executor Trustees as well as stabilised remediation costs; Insignia did not have to increase remediation provisions, saying it expects ... |
| | | ... added that it also makes sense given the increased scale of the TWS business following the acquisition of Australian Executor Trustees. "This new business structure will enhance our ability to deliver on our strategic objectives and vision to be Australia's ... |
| | | ... Sparks brings previous experience as a former head of financial planning at BankSA and a regional manager for Australian Executor Trustees. SMSF Association chief executive Peter Burgess said Sparks' industry experience, coupled with this SMSF technical ... |
| | | ... million, a significant increase on the prior corresponding period. It was largely the result of offloading Australian Executor Trustees, it said. Its underlying NPAT was $94.4 million, down 17.1% year on year. "It's pleasing to see us continue to make ... |
| | | ... share after it reported a 12% increase in revenues for the first half, helped along by the acquisition of Australian Executor Trustees. EQT recorded $62.8 million in revenues, up 12.3% year on year, reflecting both organic growth and one months' contribution ... |
| | | CountPlus has appointed a new chief risk officer from Australian Executor Trustees (AET). CountPlus appointed Lisa Chambers, with the company saying she brings significant commercial risk expertise and a strategic mindset. Previously a general manager ... |
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