Intermediaries will be able to offer electronic transaction services to their clients and still retai...
Intermediaries will be able to offer electronic transaction services to their clients and still retain the applicable commission through a free service offered by Dublin-based group Xelector. The company, backed by enba, a European provider of internet-only financial services, places its comparison, quotation and transaction service on other websites. Advisers can use Xelector by becoming a channel for the service and design their own website around the service. Nothing is branded Xelector and any business transacted on the site is attributed to that channel and would get the revenue from...
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