Williams heads Skandia and Selestia platforms

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It has just been announced Brett Williams will head up the two technology platforms currently offered by Selestia and Skandia while the parent group completes its review of the company structure.

According to a statement just issued by Skandia, Selestia’s ceo, Williams will continue to lead strategy at Selestia – Old Mutual’s investment technology platform – but will also head up Skandia’s MultiFUNDS team too from 31st March 2006, as well as manage the associated UK sales and distribution teams. Both brands will “run concurrently as detailed plans are developed” for the combined group’s future UK technology strategy – but which is expected to include the Skandia wrap proposition - as part of its 100-day review of the merging companies, but IFAs and customers should be unaffected ...

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