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AAS loses NPT to Pillar
Just months after being sold by Telstra, Australian Administration Services (AAS) has lost a key client to Pillar Administration.
After undertaking a review of its administration needs, the big AXA-owned eligible rollover fund National Preservation Trust (NPT) opted to end its long-running relationship with AAS.
NPT is the eligible rollover fund for a number of corporate and industry superannuation funds, including Holden, Transuper, Care Super and the new on-line superannuation offer, maxsuper.
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Mike Taylor
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