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Clearview dumps $505m IAG mandate

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By Charlie Corbett
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2 minute read

Clearview Retirement Solutions has terminated a $505.9 million Australian shares mandate with IAG Investment Management and a $48.4 million Australian shares mandate with Alpha Investment Management.

MBF's financial division, Clearview Retirement Solutions, has terminated a $505.9 million Australian shares mandate with IAG Investment Management and a $48.4 million Australian shares mandate with Alpha Investment Management.

Clearview has also appointed boutique manager Northcape Capital to run a $124.9 million Australian equities mandate.

Clearview, which used to belong to IAG, is advised by Intech.

It passed $2 billion in funds under management (FUM) in February, an increase from $1.83 billion at June 30, 2006.

 
 

Since health fund MBF's acquisition of the business in 2004 from IAG, Clearview has added FUM of $790 million, a 64.2 per cent increase.