Quilter completes second migration of £45bn assets to new OMW platform

2,000 advice firms shifted

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Quilter platform Old Mutual Wealth (OMW) has completed the second phase of its platform migration.

Around 2,000 advice firms including all network firms supported by Quilter Financial Planning. Quilter were transferred to the firm's new platform at the weekend which is now live for advisers and customers. Around three-quarters of the assets of its platform from 2,000 advice firms were moved in the switch, about £45bn worth.  The Old Mutual Wealth platform originally told advisers back in September that the second migration of assets to its new technology was to go ahead on 22 October, but was pushed back due to the disruption from Covid-19, the company said.  The final migra...

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