Adviser Services Holdings hands 'lifeline' to Network Direct advisers
Network Direct in voluntary administration
Adviser Services Holdings hands 'lifeline' to Network Direct advisers
Network Direct was placed into voluntary administration this week (23 November) leaving its 100 advisers in need of new network authorisation.
Adviser Services Holdings (ASH) said it had stepped in to work with the advisers and had acquired their "future trade" to give advisers, staff and clients continuity. The deal will include support on income...
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