OneVue offers better services since merger
In its latest review of the company, research house Lonsec has stated that OneVue, the company created from the merger of Pentafin and Direct Portfolio, is better equipped to offer an enhanced product suite and services in managed accounts and superannuation as a result of the merger.
Lonsec made the comments in a report that approved of the product structure of OneVue’s separately managed account product, ShareInvest.
The merger will be subject to shareholder approval at a shareholder meeting, which is yet to be called. OneVue recently announced a $3 million investment into APA Financial Services’ investment platform for the Australian and New Zealand markets.
OneVue offers installed software, hosted solutions and outsourced unit trusts, managed funds, and superannuation solutions.
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