Fidelity adapts FundsNetwork for usability

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Fidelity FundsNetwork has added new features to its service intended to boost users' ability to configure the platform to their own particular preferences.

The objective has been to improve on customisation already announced through the Portfolio Planner service. Among the benefits touted for IFAs are the ability to: create new preferred fund panels and favoured fund lists, set up model portfolios for use across multiple clients, customise default asset allocation models, self-brand a customised version of Portfolio Planner, fast track to the execution stage, use a more convenient method to build client plans for both monthly contributions and withdrawals. Rob Fisher, head of sales at FundsNetwork, says the ongoing changes are...

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