AXA Winterthur proposition launches SIPP

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New investment proposition AXA Winterthur Wealth Management (AWWM) has launched its maiden product - a SIPP.

The One from Winterthur offers consumers a wide range of investment options and accepts protected rights, while IFAs will benefit from online support including administration tools, the firm says. Advisers will have the ability to take customer agreed remuneration (CAR) directly from the client’s funds, AWWM adds, while there is also the option of negotiating ongoing charges with the client. The product’s single structure allows investors to choose from a range of insured funds from Winterthur’s Elite fund of funds and Tailored Selection range, as well as collectives, shares and commercia...

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