Delivering better customer outcomes
We are required to make Target Market Determinations available under the Treasury Laws Amendment (Design and Distribution Obligations and Product Intervention Powers) Act (Cth) 2019.
This is to ensure that the right products end up in the hands of the right customer by focusing on our customers in the design and distribution of our financial products.
What is a Target Market Determination (TMD)?
A TMD is a document which describes:
- the persons for which the product has been designed,
- the conditions around the product’s distribution,
- when this TMD will be reviewed, and
- record keeping and reporting obligations of distributors.
Please note a TMD is not intended to provide financial advice. When making a decision about a product always make sure you refer to the Terms and Conditions and any supplementary document(s). These will outline the relevant terms and conditions being provided under that product.
This page includes the Target Market Determinations for financial products issued and/or distributed by Bendigo Bank.
Products for personal customers
Products are issued by our insurance provider, Insurance Australia Limited, trading as CGU. The links for each of the insurance TMD’s will open a PDF document on the Insurance Australia Limited website.
Products are issued by our Life insurance provider, AIA Australia. AIA Australia has prepared TMDs which describe the class of consumers that comprise the target market for this product. The TMDs will open on AIA Australia’s website.
Products are issued by Sandhurst Trustees Limited, a subsidiary of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited.
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Adelaide Cash Management Trustpdf, 160 KB
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Instructions and Key Definitionspdf, 180 KB
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Sandhurst Cash Common Fundpdf, 194 KB
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Sandhurst IML Industrial Share Fundpdf, 199 KB
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Sandhurst Industrial Share Fundpdf, 195 KB
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Sandhurst Investment Term Fundpdf, 193 KB
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Sandhurst Select 90 Fundpdf, 193 KB
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Sandhurst Strategic Income Fundpdf, 193 KB
Products for business customers
Products are issued by Sandhurst Trustees Limited, a subsidiary of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited.
