Invesco forges adviser links with Intelliflo deal
Invesco has entered a direct relationship with advisers with the purchase of back-office software provider Intelliflo for an undisclosed sum.
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Sinister twist for expat finances
The portability of an expat’s financial affairs afforded by the digital revolution for the growing number of those living and working away from their domiciled residence comes with a sinister twist, says Nick Eatock, executive chairman of back office software provider Intelliflo.
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Pros and cons of deleting client data
Financial advisers need to establish a data management policy that balances the rights of the client against the firm’s right to meet regulatory requirements or potentially defend a legal claim, according to Nick Eatock, executive chairman of UK based back office software support Intelliflo.
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Small advisers at risk of skyrocketing data fines
Poorly resourced firms are at the greatest risk of being hit with big fines for infringing Brussel’s new data rules, according to Mazar’s chief investment officer David Baker.
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Adviser group targets data regs ignorance
Some of the UK’s largest advice firms and networks representing around 2,000 businesses have joined forces with software specialist Intelliflo to form a group aimed at addressing a “significant lack of understanding” of EU data rules.
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Canada Life launches offshore bond valuation tool
Offshore insurer Canada Life International (CLI) has launched an online valuation tool for international bonds in partnership with information technology services provider Intelliflo.
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Is the FCA barking up the wrong tree over platforms?
The Financial Conduct Authority wants to use the platform review to drive more competition in the asset management sector, but experts are asking whether it is looking in the wrong place.
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First robo-advice comparison site launched in UK
A digital wealth comparison site providing a rundown of the UK and international automated financial services market, believed to a be a first, has been launched by a specialist consultancy firm.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Deutsche Bank, RLAM, J. Safra Sarasin
After Deutsche Bank’s head of anti-financial crime stepped down just six months into the job, the German bank has named his replacement. RLAM has created a global equity team by poaching three staff from Waverton IM, while J. Safra Sarasin has a new managing director for client advisory in Hong Kong.
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Half of advisers back Brexit, one in six still on the fence
Half of advisers (50%) would welcome Britain cutting ties with the EU while just over a third (34%) want the UK to remain in Europe, according to a survey from financial services technology company Intelliflo.
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Only one in 10 UK advisers fully supports FAMR review
One in 10 UK financial advisers “wholeheartedly” welcome the Financial Advice Market Review (FAMR), according to research from Intelliflo.
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Advisers fear self-select services and investment platforms
Financial advisers see self-select websites and direct investment platforms as their greatest competition going forward, a new poll has revealed.