Technology
'Re:Platforming' - Aviva admits to planned 'outages'
Ascentric, Aegon and Cofunds also expect downtime
'Re:Platforming' - Is in-house technology on its way out?
Second in new series
'Re:Platforming' - Why are half the market's advised assets in transition?
Part one of a new series
Mike Barrett: Groundhog Day - only more platforms, fewer rodents
Platform study another piece in a complex jigsaw
Forcing competition on platforms 'could drive up prices'
Reaction to FCA Investment Platforms Market Study
FCA's Platforms Market Study examines financial advisers' 'impact'
Plus potential barriers to switching
FCA focuses on 'potential to distort competition' in £500bn platform market
Wide-ranging Investment Platforms Market Study
Current account switching could inspire FCA platform review - Rory Percival
New standards expected
Advisers told to be careful of platform conflict of interest
Follows FCA's 'inherent conflict' comments
Adviser platforms have 'inherent conflict' - FCA
Will address issue in platform review
SL adds international bond to Elevate platform
Responding to adviser demand
White-label adviser platform Fundment secures new funding
Third funding round completed
Hubwise reveals fee cap and simplified pricing structure
Revised trading fees
GBST adds LISA wrapper capabilities
Due to product demand
Apps: Help or hindrance for savings habits?
New FSCS research
Evalue robo-adviser among 24 successful projects in FCA sandbox
Will begin testing shortly
Aegon close to deal with FNZ over institutional platform
Holds £40bn of assets
Patrick Mill: Are all platforms delivering 'value for money'?
What might FCA review contain?
Jakov Agbaba: Blockchain's disruptive power for financial services
Good advice more important than ever
IRESS to upgrade The Exchange annuity comparison tool
To comply with FCA changes
Millennials' tech ideals pose challenge for advisers
'Quasi solution' most popular, research finds
PA launches re-platforming study alongside the lang cat
Questionnaire sent to eight re-platformers
Fintech boss shrugs off ING survey results
Mere 3% of consumers "ok" with fully automated process
