OMW platform cautious of next few weeks after migrating first 100 advisers

Re-platforming went well

Sophie King
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Quilter platform Old Mutual Wealth (OMW) has told Professional Adviser it was preparing for "certain areas" of its migrated assets to require "extra attention" following its re-platforming over the weekend.

At the weekend (22-23 February) OMW migrated 100 adviser firms, including 10% of its assets onto its new FNZ-powered technology. OMW told PA the migration had so far gone well and that the new platform went live this morning (24 February).  However, OMW did say it was preparing for there to be certain aspects of the re-platforming which might need more attention. A spokesperson for OMW said: "As with all programmes of this size and nature certain areas requiring some extra attention may appear over the coming weeks and we have monitoring and support in place to identify and manage these....

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