Gemma Dale SMSF and Investor Behaviour Director, National Australia Bank Limited Dale is responsible for curating and developing NAB's suite of SMSF solutions across banking and wealth - including product, marketing and distribution. She is a regular media and industry commentator discussing opportunities and legislative developments for SMSF trustees. Prior to this role, Dale was head of technical services at MLC for five years, leading a team comprising twelve technical specialists. This team provided technical support to 2000 advisers within Godfrey Pembroke, Apogee, Garvan, MLC and NAB Financial Planning, as well as independent financial advisers. Prior to joining MLC, Dale was a senior technical manager at Asgard Wealth Solutions and head of technical services at Suncorp.
GEMMA DALE | TUESDAY, 25 MAR 2014 A thorough reading of the Rice Warner report on self-managed super funds (SMSF) reveals that the findings are in fact broadly positive for the SMSF sector. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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