OMW promises advisers 'richer proposition' following platform tech switch

Switched from IFDS to FNZ

Hannah Godfrey
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Old Mutual Wealth (OMW) has promised advisers more features and better functionality at less risk following its platform's switch from IFDS to FNZ.

The provider said the FNZ platform would offer advisers a "plethora" of other features and functions, such as access to ETFs, investment trusts, junior ISAs, and cash accounts. Chief executive Paul Feeney (pictured) said: "[FNZ has] a much richer proposition for advisers and a far lower risk to delivery, at the same time our advisers still keep the advantages of all the other stuff that we provide - our customer service, our financial adviser support, our tools, our front end functionality, our wrappers, all remain. They keep all that and they get extra, quicker service and for lower ris...

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