1st-The Exchange links with FundsLibrary

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1st-The Exchange is now offering users of Adviser Office access to online fund data platform FundsLibrary, a subsidiary of Hargreaves Lansdown.

Its customers will now have direct access to a range of fund data products and services from FundsLibrary, for over 3,000 funds across the UK.   By combining portfolio and standing data, performance, provider documents and independent research, advisers will now be able to find all the information and documentation they need in a single location.  The new service will be available free through Adviser Office with no additional upgrade required.  David Child, managing director of 1st-The Exchange, says: "Continued development of our systems and software remains a high priority to en...

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