Selestia and Skandia provide platform update

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An as yet un-branded integrated platform from Selestia and Skandia will be available from next summer.

Further details of how current business will be migrated to the new, single platform will be shared with advisers and clients from early in 2007, possibly including further information on additional wealth management services, which may come into effect by 2008. Brett Williams, chief executive of Skandia MultiFunds and Selestia, will oversee the new, single offering, which it is claimed will be the most comprehensive offering in the market once launched. Selestia’s platform will form the underlying infrastructure, on the basis of its “scaleability”. But what is unsaid is relying on Sel...

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