OneVue chief executive Connie Mckeage said OneVue’s vision for 2014 is much broader than in previous years, with operations now encompassing a more “extensive” set, both of platform and of fund services.
“Less than nine months ago we acquired Computershare’s unit registry arm which bolstered our installed unit registry software offering to what’s now a comprehensive fund services operation,” she said.
“The transaction saw OneVue become the market leader in independent outsourced unit registry solutions, with $315 billion in funds under administration and funds administered using our installed software solution as at 31 December 2013,” she added.
Ms Mckeage also said the purchase of super trustee MAP Funds Management in February has allowed OneVue to strengthen its position in the retail super market.
“These transactions have expanded OneVue’s capabilities considerably and at the same time the range of domestic and global clients that we work with,” she said.
“While our adviser platform has always been one of our flagship services, our operations have encompassed a much broader range of solutions for quite some time,” she added.
Ms Mckeage said a more accurate description of OneVue today is that it is a fund services specialist and a wholesale provider of SMSF, retail super and digital member-based solutions.
