Network IN Partnership signs deal with DFM London & Capital

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The On-Line Partnership Group, which owns the IN Partnership and Whitechurch networks, has signed a strategic partnership with London & Capital (L&C), making the discretionary's range of managed portfolios available to its 500 advisers.

The group's advisers will have access to L&C's ten actively managed and risk-graded growth portfolios, along with three income portfolios each priced, L&C said, at 25 basis points. The On-Line Partnership Group acquired the Whitechurch Network in May last year which, when added to its IN Partnership business, created a group of more than 500 IFAs and mortgage advisers. Mark Pittaccio, group investment director at The On-Line Partnership, said: "This agreement further extends the range of options available to our members, and gives them access to a further DFM proposition and a further...

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