OMW enters 'soft launch' phase of re-platforming project

Staff moved to new platform

Tom Ellis
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Old Mutual Wealth (OMW) has completed a "soft launch" of the platform it is developing, which has seen a number of staff move onto its FNZ-powered platform as it prepares to migrate advised clients to the new technology.

The Old Mutual Wealth Platform's parent company Quilter said the soft launch would allow it to make sure the functionality, processes and controls work the way they are expected to.  "I am pleased we have reached our soft launch phase, which is an important milestone," said Quilter CEO Paul Feeney (pictured). "The high-quality delivery of this programme remains of utmost importance to us and we continue to prepare detailed migration plans to ensure customers and advisers remain well-supported throughout the transition period." Quilter said it would provide a further update of its re-p...

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