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December 14, 2009

Achieving product rationalisation for managed investment schemes and life insurance products

Treasury has released a proposals paper for consultation about a proposed product rationalisation framework for managed investment schemes and life insurance products. Product rationalisation is a process of converting or consolidating products of a similar nature into a single product with equivalent features and benefits. Its main purpose in this context is to remove outdated, so-called ‘legacy’ products by transferring investors into newer, more efficient products.


Submissions close on 26 February 2010.

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Posted 14th December 2009 by David Jacobson in Corporations Act, Financial Services, Insurance