Aviva signs ten-year wrap deal with Citi

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Aviva has renewed its wrap administration deal with Citi that takes the partnership through to 2022.

The firm said the news reflected its long-term commitment to the platform market. Citi provides admin through its OpenWealth service, which covers record keeping, transaction management and reporting. Aviva's intermediary director Andy Beswick said: "Citi's expertise in this market allows us to offer a flexible proposition at a competitive price, while retaining the same robust platform service from them. "Aviva's platform offering is designed to help advisers manage their clients' portfolios efficiently, compliantly and profitably. Tools like model portfolios, individual and bulk ...

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