Invesco Perpetual offers online training

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INVESCO Perpetual has launched Investment Intelligence Online, a free and comprehensive intermediary training website.

The website will provide intermediaries with generic and more specific investment information via the latest web cast technology. Investment Intelligence Online will also allow intermediaries to access up to date market views 24 hours a day. The portal comprises the following: o Web casts (video & audio only options) o Three main content sections: o Technical investment o Market and funds commentary o Business value o Average five minute duration per module o Update alerts Rick White, marketing director at Invesco Perpetual, said: “Fund managers have a responsibility to the consumer wh...

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