Courtiers targets 'next generation' with digital wealth proposition

Working with fintech InvestCloud

Laura Dew
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Wealth management firm Courtiers has launched a digital wealth proposition using the services of fintech firm InvestCloud.

Since the service was released in early August, around a third of the firm's client base has been transitioned to it. The firm intends all of its advisers and clients will use the online service in the future. The new platform features a client portal for client communication and reporting, which will enable the firm to go paperless. It also uses the InvestCloud Digital Warehouse to aggregate data from multiple systems, including market and portfolio data, social media and external documents, in one place.   Global fintech firm InvestCloud, which was founded in 2010, acquired UK firm ...

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