Almary Green partners Principal and Skandia to launch model portfolios

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IFA Almary Green has linked up with Principal Investment Management and Skandia Investment Solutions to launch six risk-rated model portfolios.

Skandia is providing the platform that Almary says enables TCF compliant management of the service. Principal will actively manage the portfolios, which will be rebalanced on a quarterly basis and cover a range of risk profiles from cautious to adventurous. Risk profiling will be tailored to individual customers in what Almary managing director Carl Lamb describes as a "realistic assessment of a client's attitude to risk". "By this we mean a risk-graded assessment that fully covers what the client feels and requires and puts it in the context of the reality of the investment world,...

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