1st Exchange & N4 acquires IFA website provider

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1st Exchange & N4 has bought Screen Business, which provides websites and tools to help advisers and providers interact with consumers.

The technology provider says the acquisition of Screen Business is key to supporting sales and servicing through multiple distribution channels. It already works in partnership with Screen Business to deliver web solutions which link to Adviser Office, 1st Exchange & N4's back office solution for advisers. James Whelan, managing director and Andrew Byham, technical director, Screen Business will both join 1st Exchange & N4. They will report to intermediary director Andy Watts and CTO John Cunningham respectively. All the staff from Screen Business will be transferring into the new ...

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