BNP Paribas wrap targets IFAs with tool link-up

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BNP Paribas Securities Services has linked with Distribution Technology (DT) to add front-end tools to its wrap proposition.

In a move targeted at the adviser community, DT has designed a tailored suite of tools to complement Paribas’ ‘white label’ service. Paribas offers advisers a wrap designed to individual specifications, from a fully-packed product to a ‘light’ version. A major player in financial planning and sales software, DT has established connections with names such as Cofunds, Axa and Friends Provident DT financial planning director Simon Farrant says risk-based tools and asset allocation guides are becoming increasingly important for advisers in selecting a wrap. “With many wraps, the process...

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