SL reveals plans for Wrap and Elevate platforms

'2017 saw our biggest inflows'

Tom Ellis
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Standard Life has revealed what it calls "ambitious development plans" for its Elevate and Wrap platforms after concentrating on the development of support and end-to-end experience during the recent period of "substantial regulatory change".

It said the Wrap platform will continue to try and improve the tailoring and presentation of retirement solutions, while the Elevate platform will focus on enhancing investment options and user experience.  Two weeks ago the company said it had fully completed the integration of Elevate into its business.  It said Wrap's focus is now to reduce the amount of time taken with portfolio management, deliver clearer client reporting, cover more client assets with tax and financial planning capabilities, and enable accurate, scalable mapping of portfolio strategies. Elevate's aim, on the ...

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