Standard Life Wealth launches risk-rated portfolios on wrap

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Standard Life Wealth has launched a set of five risk-rated investment strategies on its wrap platform which will form the backbone of its new Managed Portfolio Service (MPS).

IFAs using wrap platform will be able to choose from five strategies which will be actively managed by Standard Life Wealth in an expansion of the firm's discretionary management offering. "Standard Life Wealth is about bringing the best institutional investments techniques to bear on client portfolios and up until now this has meant we have had to restrict this expertise to clients with more than £500k to invest," said Standard Life Wealth CEO Richard Charnock. "Advancements on our wrap platform mean we can now offer our discretionary expertise to more people." The five strategies ha...

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