Prudential: Advisers will create their own 'virtual' platforms
Advisers will develop their own ‘virtual' platforms to avoid losing margins along the distribution chain to life companies and other parties, Prudential UK's Barry O'Dwyer has predicted.
The firm's deputy chief executive was speaking at Marketforce's Impact of RDR conference this morning, where he speculated on the development of the industry over the coming years. Prudential has been...
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