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Macquarie wins Retail Superannuation Fund of the Year at Roy Morgan Customer Satisfaction Awards

23 Feb 2017
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Cameron Garrett

Macquarie has been recognised at the annual Roy Morgan Customer Satisfaction Awards, winning the Retail Superannuation Fund of the Year Award.

The Roy Morgan Customer Satisfaction Awards are determined based on the results of monthly and annual customer satisfaction ratings across Australia.

Cameron Garrett, Head of Wealth Product and Technology for Macquarie Wealth Management, said the team is delighted to be recognised by members for this award, which is testament to Macquarie’s ongoing focus on delivering an exceptional member experience.

“We’re committed to providing leading products and services to members and their advisers to meet their needs, and support them in managing and growing their wealth for the future,” Mr Garrett said.

“A key focus for Macquarie has been our investment in digital tools and an innovative online experience for members and their advisers. This award is a reflection of this investment and our approach in supporting our members with more personalised benefits, improved efficiencies and exceptional service.”

Mr Garrett said Macquarie is committed to continuing to enhance the Macquarie Wrap platform which houses the Macquarie retail superannuation fund, to provide members with access to a wider range of investment solutions and choices.

“In addition to accessing the Macquarie retail superannuation fund through the Macquarie Wrap platform, investors can also hold term deposits, managed funds, domestic ASX listed securities and SMAs and view their combined wealth and personal banking needs in one online experience,” Mr Garrett concluded.

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