Quilter could delay final platform migration amid Covid-19
No plans to take advantage of government schemes
Quilter has said the impact of Covid-19 could push back the second and final migration of clients onto its new FNZ-powered platform.
In a Q1 trading statement published on Tuesday morning (21 April), the advice giant explained the uncertainties surrounding Covid-19 meant the group was planning for a range of scenarios and outcomes while...
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