Threesixty appoints 7IM in first platform link

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Threesixty, the IFA support services provider, has appointed Seven Investment Management (7IM) as its first ‘affiliated platform'.

The group is developing strategic partnerships with a number of wrap platform providers that have a long term future in the IFA market. Threesixty partner Phil Young comments: “threesixty has been monitoring wrap and platform providers closely for over 18 months. The first key piece in the jigsaw for us was to find a platform that offered an outsourced investment solution for intermediaries through a discretionary service. This can service the key high net worth segment of an IFA’s client bank. “The fact that 7IM offers three key services – discretionary services, multi-manager and wr...

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