Fidelity calls for industry consensus on platform disclosure

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Fidelity says it is looking to include a "broader range" of platforms in its draft disclosure document as it seeks to create a consistent consensus across the industry.

The platform has been working with Skandia, Hargreaves Lansdown and Cofunds to draw up a draft disclosure document for submission to the FSA - but has stressed it will liaise with other providers as it calls for industry-wide "collaboration" on the issue. Fidelity head of UK Fund Partners Ed Dymott (pictured) reveals TISA will play a leading role in amalgamating the views of a number of different players. "The next step is now to involve a broader range of platforms before taking a draft to the FSA," he says. "We feel TISA is best placed as an industry association to lead this work an...

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