Adviser daily platform use up on 2019 - CoreData research

Rise in platform satisfaction

Sophie King
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Two thirds (68%) of advisers are using platforms daily, compared to three in five (60%) last year, a study conducted by CoreData Research has found.

All of the advisers surveyed were using platforms. Eight in 10 (79%) high net worth or ultra-high net worth-focused advisers said they used platforms daily, up from 73% in 2019, and nearly two thirds (63%) of mass market advisers also used them every day, compared to around half (48%) of advisers surveyed last year.  CoreData said the platform use figures will translate into rising platform flows as a third (35%) of advisers said they intend to increase business on their main platform over the next 12 months. Elsewhere, the research found rising levels of platform satisfaction. More t...

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