Perpetual launches superannuation wrap
Perpetual has announced the launch of its new superannuation wrap, Perpetual Private Super Wrap.
With the roll-out of the expanded investment platform scheduled for early next year, Perpetual stated that the wrap is several months ahead of schedule.
"It enhances the ability of Perpetual's advisers to service their clients and gives us the scale and capability to grow at a faster pace," said Perpetual chief executive and managing director Geoff Lloyd.
Group executive of Perpetual Private and head of retail sales Nick Langton added that the wrap is an important milestone in Perpetual's client experience program and complements its current client offering by providing a superannuation service designed exclusively for Perpetual clients.
Super Wrap provides clients with access to over 225 managed funds offered by 60 investment managers and a list of ASX-listed equities including hybrids, term deposits and model portfolios, Perpetual stated.
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