Rivals' re-platforming woes boost Transact's Q3 net sales - Fundscape
‘Latent strength of advice market’

Bella Caridade-Ferreira: "As the March 2019 Brexit deadline thunders down the track towards us, investors will become increasingly risk‐averse."
Platforms saw their net sales pegged back in the third quarter of 2018, according to Fundscape data, though Transact was boosted by some rivals' re-platforming woes to take top spot in the retail advised channel.
According to the research provider's latest Platform Report, a combination of Brexit-related concerns, the holiday season and a continued slowdown in the defined benefit (DB) transfer pipeline left both...
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