New DFM comparison tool launches for advisers

Starting point for due diligence

Laura Dew
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Online DFM platform DISCUS has expanded its proposition to include a new comparison tool of discretionary investment partners.

The 'Compare' tool will enable advisers to review the feature and benefits of various propositions such as the brand's strength, size, investment style, previous track records, whether or not they have an advisory arm and other criteria. Further discretionary managers will be added to the site over time. DISCUS was launched in April 2016 to allow financial advisers to learn more about the solutions on offer within the outsourced investment market and find the right partner for their clients and business. Current contributors to the service include Rathbones, Thesis Asset Management, B...

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