Novia joins forces with Close Asset Management

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Novia has joined forces with Close Asset Management to offer a discretionary fund management capability for adviser firms wishing to benefit from both companies.

Advisers looking to outsource their investment management to a specialist third party discretionary fund manager can now also have the benefit of trading across various investment classes that Novia's platform technology provides. Bill Vasilieff, Novia CEO, says he is delighted with the partnership: "In recent years we have seen a growing demand from advisers for good quality partnerships between administration platforms and DMs and we see this as being a powerful segment of the market in future." Paul Clements, managing director, investments of Close Asset Management adds: "We're ver...

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