Standard Life platform assets up 26%

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Standard Life's retail platform assets rose 26% in the first quarter of the year compared with the same period in 2011, as the group added an extra 41 adviser firms on its wrap.

Platform assets climbed to £12.6bn compared with £10bn in Q1 2011, with the number of adviser firms now up to 1,040 in total, the group said in a Q1 interim management statement on Wednesday. Average platform assets per adviser firm have also risen, from £7.9m last year to £9.2m this year, it said. SIPP customers grew by 24% year-on-year to 141,000, with assets increasing to £17.5bn. The group said the prospects for Standard Life Investments (SLI) "remain strong", despite an outflow of £1.8bn in April from one low-revenue yield mandate following a client's change in pension scheme ...

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