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(April-2005): Visy looks to ING
ING has scored another win in the corporate superannuation stakes, with Visy Industries having appointed ING Corporate Super to handle its $200 million corporate fund.
The decision to transfer the Visy Industries fund to ING was announced in early March by the company’s general manager, Human Resources, George Haggar who said it had followed a competitive tender process involving a number of major providers.
He said Visy’s objective was to ensure that the new outsourced arrangements provided its employees with a flexible, cost-effective package that would enhance their retirement benefits.
“ING provided the most appropriate solution to meet Visy’s specific needs in the areas of account management and service, competitive pricing, transition capability and a comprehensive member education program,” Haggar said.
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