AMP goes home

Article Abstract:

AMP has plans for a merger, as by the end of the year, the global asset management company will split in two. The Sydney business, now referred to in AMP documents as Henderson South, will emerge with assets of about $70-billion, and Henderson North, which will form the core of the de-merged British company, will retain the balance of the funds.

Strategy & planning, INSURANCE CARRIERS, Planning, Company business planning, Investment management

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Motoring ahead

Article Abstract:

The NRMA Insurance Group of Australia acquired three other insurance companies in the late 1990s. Eric Dodd, chief executive, says that these have been successfully combined with the existing business.

Economic aspects, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, NRMA Insurance Ltd.

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AMP's home-grown headache

Article Abstract:

Media coverage has been focusing on payouts to former executives ever since the AMP annouced poor 2002 results.

Public affairs, Personnel administration, Compensation and benefits, Executives, Executive compensation, Public relations, Company public relations

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