NAB Asset Servicing retains AMIST

31 May 2012
| By Staff |
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National Australia Bank Asset Servicing has retained a key custody mandate - AMIST Super.

Retention of the mandate means NAB Asset Servicing has been providing custody services to the superannuation fund since 2003.

NAB Asset Servicing was retained after being subject to an independent review process, with the NAB Asset Servicing general manager of sales and client relationships Brian Keogh attributing the win to the company's local strength.

"Our strong relationship, highlighted by our understanding of the fund's requirements, were deemed important ingredients," Keogh said.

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