IFA Truly Independent launches investment platform

Launched 1 September

Sophie King
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IFA firm Truly Independent has launched its own investment platform to help advisers support clients and manage their investments in one place.

The VERO Platform, which translates to ‘truly' in Latin, was made available to advisers on Tuesday (1 September). It will allow clients to have all their investments accessible in one place. Clients will be able to see the total investment value, as well as any recent moves or changes over time. Clients will also be able to add funds themselves. Truly co-founder and managing director Andrew Goodwin said: "We are constantly looking for new ways to improve our business offering to both clients and advisers. Our aim is to provide the very best and most complete offering in the market. ...

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