Fidelity reveals concerns over re-reg project

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Fidelity says it is "hesitant" about developing a platform-to-platform re-registration mechanism as set out under TISA's recent service level agreement (SLA) until further details are clarified.

Head of platform sales and direct contribution business Julian Webb says TISA's industry-wide SLA is "laudable" but Fidelity will not push ahead with building a system until finer details emerge on issues such as multiple share classes and whether legacy assets will be included. "I would hesitate building a system today," he says (pictured). "We are certainly going ahead with our unbundled pricing structure but platform-to-platform re-registration needs more details." Last week, TISA launched an SLA which allows platforms to begin piloting their re-reg procedures to help them meet the...

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