Operations
The company provides financial planning and advice, banking, life insurance, managed funds, superannuation, property, listed assets and infrastructure.
AMP is Australia's largest retail and corporate superannuation provider, and one of the region's most significant investment managers with more than A$124 billion in assets under management.
AMP has three main business units:
- AMP Financial Services provides financial planning advice, superannuation, retirement savings and income products, investments, risk insurance and selected banking products. These products and services are primarily distributed through a network of self-employed financial planners.
- AMP Capital is one of Asia Pacific's largest investment managers. Through a team of investment professionals across the world, it invests in equities, fixed interest, infrastructure, property, diversified funds and multi-manager funds. It is the top 10 global investment manager in infrastructure and top 25 in real estate.
- AMP SMSF is a newly formed business unit to deliver self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF) administration services to individuals, accountants, stockbrokers and external financial advisers, and develop SMSF advice and packaged solutions.
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