IFA support services group, Bankhall, is preparing to launch a new "distributor-led" platform, Portavista, which has been developed in partnership with Captia Enabler.
Portavista will carry a new pensions product supplied by Aegon, as well as a whole of market fund supermarket linked to 56 providers. A risk-based model portfolio has been developed for the platform by an asset management group, believed to be Goldman Sachs, though this was unconfirmed by either Bankhall or Capita. A risk profiling tool is to be provided by actuarial firm Barrie & Hibbert. Portavista should be fully operational by Q1 2008, following a pilot launch later this year. Graham Coxell, business & commercial development director at Capita Financial Services, said there was an aim...
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