Ascentric takes another step closer to finishing re-platforming

More clients to move this weekend

Tom Ellis
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Ascentric is moving another cohort of clients to its new platform this weekend as it edges its way closer to the end of the long-term project.

The firm said most of the remaining 5% of clients who are still on the old platform will be moved this weekend. The exceptions are clients who are in the process of shifting to a different platform and those who have a residual balance of less than £100. The old platform will be unavailable on Thursday 24 and Friday 25 January as a result of the move, while the new platform, which already holds 95% of Ascentric clients, will be down over the weekend from 6pm Friday 25 January to Monday 7am on 28 January. In communications with advisers seen by Professional Adviser, Ascentric said the ...

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