Friends Prov re-launches adviser info site

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Friends Provident has re-launched its online info centre, bringing the firm's news, information and resources together in one place.

The new info centre – part of the company’s adviser dedicated website – includes all the latest technological advances, including webcasts, podcasts and blogs. Advisers will be able to access live online seminars and podcasts and view previous events at any time. Key figures across Friends Provident will also offer opinions and views on topical industry developments and issues facing advisers. The new site also gives advisers access to a library of articles, eData services information and professional and business development help. “To complement our face-to-face and telephone-base...

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