Insignia Financial is consolidating its technology systems following a series of mergers and acquisitions, while also setting itself up to become an AI-enabled organisation. The Australian financial ...

Insignia Financial, formerly known as IOOF, is set to migrate its entire VMware fleet of around 4000 machines off its own hardware and onto Google Cloud. The financial services firm this week elected ...

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Insignia Financial has enacted a remuneration review after finding its pay was lower than market peers, upping the maximum short-term bonus available for CEO Scott Hartley. Hartley, who joined the ...

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While the profession continues to see consolidation at the top, a new report from Adviser Ratings has compared the business model of Insignia and Entireti and how they are shaping the professional ...

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Article Page URL has been copied to clipboard for sharing. Insignia has entered into a deal for CC Capital to acquire all issued shares in Insignia for $4.80 per share in cash. Insignia’s board ...

Insignia Financial CEO Scott Hartley believes moving to private ownership will make the business nimbler as it seeks to complete its transformation plans outside the purview of the listed market.