Quilter tops lang cat’s advised platform sales chart as industry outflows rise
Total outflows up 30.4% year on year
Total outflows up 30.4% year on year
Aiming to “supercharge the efficiency of financial advisers”
To track liability trends for clients as their wealth increases
He ‘was a true innovator and a giant of the industry’
There is reportedly one firm left in the running for the wrap platform
Insurer reshuffles global senior management, while platform’s head of research departs
Holborn Assets nabs a deVere Acuma wealth manager and Nucleus appoints a head of product development
Total funds at newly-listed platform Transact hit £32bn over its third quarter reporting period despite seeing higher outflows.
The entry of Integrafin, the parent company of platform provider Transact, into the FTSE 250 index has been described as good news for rival platforms and wealth managers considering a listing.
With a recent spate of initial public offerings (IPOs) and planned listings from Transact, AJ Bell and Nucleus, industry experts share their thoughts on what this means for the future of platforms.
The parent company of investment platform Transact has been admitted to the London Stock Exchange’s main market for listed securities.
Novia Global has broadened its integrated investment portal through strategic partnerships with DFMs Brooks Macdonald, LGT Vestra, and Bordier & Cie, while Transact now offers advisers access to Quilter Cheviot’s managed portfolio service (MPS).