AMP life sales sluggish in Q4
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AMP life sales sluggish in Q4

AMP's life insurance business grew very sluggishly during the December quarter, despite it being the second largest player in the top three product categories.

Jenny Ruth
Mon, Mar 21st 2011 09:35AM
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