MLC & NAB Wealth grows super offerings and team

executive general manager risk management

6 July 2011
| By Milana Pokrajac |

MLC & NAB Wealth has announced its retirement solutions team will focus on expanding its superannuation offerings, with the appointment of three new senior managers.

Team additions include Paul Stratton, Michael Tobin and Remi Bouchenez, who have all moved from the senior ranks of AXA’s North platform.

Paul Stratton was head of platform development for AXA North, and is now head of product operations for MLC’s retirement solutions team.

Former head of product development for the North platform, Michael Tobin, will perform the same role at MLC, while Remi Bouchenez, who was formerly risk manager for structured solutions for AXA North, will be the new head of financial risk management at MLC’s newly created division.

Executive general manager for MLC Investment Platforms, Michael Clancy said the company was pleased to have attracted the three new team members, adding the team’s main focus was on “building new products and solutions for the growing number of Australians moving from the accumulation phase of their working lives to the draw-down phase”.

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