Aviva takes top position in Platforum Q3 review

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Aviva has emerged as the highest ranked platform in the Platforum's market monitor for the third quarter.

The latest performance review findings saw Transact and Axa Elevate both drop one position, to second and third place respectively. The review took into consideration adviser feedback, price, functionality, financial strength and momentum. Parmenion was voted into the top position on the user leaderboard by advisers, followed by Transact and Nucleus. The Platforum managing director Holly Mackay (pictured) said: "Aviva has experienced more change than most other platforms over the last three years. We have seen them continue to rise up the ranks as they put the past to one side and ...

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