Alliances
Genesys has established alliances with Bank of Queensland and Landmark as the preferred supplier of wealth management services to their clients.
Bank of Queensland
Bank of Queensland is Australia’s fastest growing retail bank with a network of over 265 branches across Australia*. Established in 1874, it adopted the name Bank of Queensland in 1970, before spreading into other Australian states in 2000.
Bank of Queensland prides itself on exceptional customer service. The alliance with Genesys gives Bank of Queensland clients holistic financial solutions and access to a suite of financial planning services and products.
*As at December 2008.
Landmark
Landmark has been supplying merchandise, fertiliser, farm services, wool, livestock, finance, insurance and real estate to rural Australia for more than 150 years. Landmark is committed to continuing involvement in local communities through their unrivalled expertise, enduring partnerships and commitment to its people.
The alliance with Genesys allows Landmark to offer a broader suite of financial services to its clients, to compliment Landmark's existing financial products, including finance and general insurance.
Seniors First
Seniors First is a leading finance broker for people over fifty, with the largest network of independent reverse mortgage advisers in Australia. Established in 2006, Seniors First is a four-time finalist at the Australian Mortgage Awards and was the 2009 winner of the Equity Release Broker of the Year.
Seniors First is a significant provider of information and finance to people entering aged care, and the alliance with Genesys offers these clients access to financial advisers who also specialise in aged care. Although this is a fast-growing area of financial planning, it is highly technical and experienced practitioners in this field have traditionally been hard to find.
The alliance with Seniors First therefore provides a unique and important service to the public: an integrated package of information, finance and advice to families seeking better financial outcomes for those entering aged care.