Summary
OATA
has negotiated savings of £200m for members through
bulk-purchasing
References
Article
from "Financial Times - Mandate" 13th August 2001,
page 24, www.ftmandate.com
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Fishy briefs
are flavour of month
The Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association (OATA) has netted Legal and
General to provide its 600 members with a stakeholder pension
plan after trawling the market through intermediary Independent
Financial Services.
But confirming this news for TPA readers required some casting
around, as OATA chief executive Keith Davenport was in Vietnam
attending a conference on the outlook for endangered species
of tropical fish.
As well as promoting the delights of the Fiji Blue Devil Damsel
and the Cortez Angel, Mr Davenport estimates that in its 10-year
life, the OATA has negotiated savings of £200m for members
through insurance deals and credit
card schemes.
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