Life Insurance Risk Market Inflows increase by 5.6% in 2015/16 to $15.7bn
/Life Insurance Risk Market Inflows increase by 5.6% in 2015/16 to $15.7bn
Read MoreLife Insurance Risk Market Inflows increase by 5.6% in 2015/16 to $15.7bn
Read MorePlatforms Rise $21.4bn in Funds Under Management over the year to June 2016
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 5.5% over the year from $14.9bn to $15.7bn
Read More$15.6bn Growth in Wholesale Funds during June Quarter 2016
Read More$15.3bn Growth in Retail Managed Funds during June Quarter 2016
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Read MoreKiwiSaver Funds Under Management at June 2016
Read MoreLife Insurance Risk Market Inflows up 6.2% over the year from $14.7bn to $15.6bn
Read MorePlatforms Decrease $2.7bn in Funds Under Management over the year to March 2016
Read MoreNew Zealand Retail Managed Funds grow by NZ$2.0bn during March Quarter 2016
Read More$24.6bn Fall in Wholesale Funds during March Quarter 2016
Read More$12.8bn Fall in Retail Managed Funds during March Quarter 2016
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 6.2% over the year to $15.6bn
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Read MoreDuring 2015 Life Insurance Risk Market Inflows up 6.6% from $14.4bn to $15.4bn
Read MorePlatforms Rise $51.4bn in Funds Under Management during 2015
Read MoreNew Zealand Retail Managed Funds climb NZ$2.8bn during December Quarter 2015
Read More$20.7bn Growth in Wholesale Funds during December Quarter 2015
Read More$32.5bn Growth in Retail Managed Funds during December Quarter 2015
Read MoreInflows into the Lump Sum sub-market grew by 5.5% with most companies reporting at least some increase in business. Among the market leaders, AIA (16.0%), BT / Westpac (9.0%) and TAL (7.4%) experienced the highest percentage increases in their Inflows year on year.
Risk Income Inflows increased 6.2% over the past year. Among the better performers in percentage terms were BT / Westpac (17.3%), AIA (15.0%) and TAL (12.4%).
Overall Group Risk Premium Inflows were up 8.0%. Of the larger companies, TAL (26.7%, mainly due to being awarded the CBUS insurance mandate), OnePath (19.1%) and CommInsure (13.2%) recorded well above-average percentage increases in their annual Group Risk Inflows.
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