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Product Type Product Provider Managed Funds ANZ New Zealand Investments Limited Booster Investment Management Limited Milford Asset management Limited Mint Asset Management Limited OneAnswer Nominees Limited Select Wealth Management Collaborative Investment Portfolio AEGIS Consilium NZ Limited OneAnswer Nominees Limited Term Deposits ANZ Bank New Zealand Limited Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) Westpac New Zealand Limited KiwiSaver Aon KiwiSaver Scheme, (AON plc) Booster Financial Services Limited Fisher Funds Management Limited Generate Investment Management Limited OneAnswer KiwiSaver Scheme (ANZ New Zealand Investments Limited) Simplicity NZ Limited SuperLife (Smartshares Limited) Milford Asset Management Limited Discretionary Investment Management Service Findex Advice Services NZ limited (DIMS) Life Insurance AMP Life* Asteron Life Fidelity Life Assurance Company Limited Cigna Life Insurance New Zealand Limited Partners Life Limited AIA International Limited Health & Medical (includes accidental death, Accuro Health total & permanent disability, trauma) AIA International Limited NIB NZ Limited Partners Life Limited Southern Cross Medical Care Society Accident – Coverplus and Coverplus extra Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) Income Protection AMP Life* Asteron Life Fidelity Life Assurance Company Limited Cigna Life Insurance New Zealand Limited Partners Life Limited AIA Business Overhead Asteron Life Fidelity Life Assurance Company Limited Cigna Life Insurance New Zealand Limited Partners Life Limited AIA Key Person Asteron Life Fidelity Life Assurance Company Limited Cigna Life Insurance New Zealand Limited Partners Life Limited AIA Mortgage Protection AMP Life* Asteron Life Fidelity Life Assurance Company Limited Cigna Life Insurance New Zealand Limited Partners Life Limited AIA Shareholder Protection AMP Life* Asteron Life Fidelity Life Assurance Company Limited Cigna Life Insurance New Zealand Limited Partners Life Limited AIA General Insurance AIG Insurance New Zealand Limited Allianz New Zealand Limited Ando Insurance Group Limited Berkshire Hathaway Lloyds Bank Chubb Insurance NZ Limited Classic Cover Insurance Limited Club Auto Insurance (NZ) Limited Concordia Limited Cover-more (NZ) Limited Delta Insurance NZ Limited Dual New Zealand Limited Euler Limited Sage Partners Limited IAG New Zealand Limited Mecon Insurance Limited Nautical Marine Construction & Maintenance Limited NM Insurance Solutions Limited Protecsure Pty Limited QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited Rosser Underwriting Limited Salt Marine Risks New Zealand Limited Star Insurance Limited Sunderland Marine Insurance Company Limited TAI Limited TLC Insurance Limited UAA Limited Vero Insurance New Zealand Limited Zurich Australian Insurance Limited Personal Lending ANZ Bank New Zealand Limited ASB bank Limited Avanti Finance Limited Bank of New Zealand Bluestone Servicing NZ Limited First Mortgage Trust Resimac NZ Home Loans Limited Southern Cross Partners Limited Sovereign Limited The Cooperative Bank Westpac New Zealand Limited .

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