Parmenion MPS solution goes live for platform member usage

Advisory Models PRO tool focuses on meeting Consumer Duty outcomes

Hope William-Smith
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A tool platform Parmenion hopes will overcome advisers’ problems managing model portfolios is now live.

The platform confirmed today (14 December) that its Advisory Models PRO tool is now ready for users. It said the solution aims to reduce the administration involved in advisers gathering client consent and managing model versions. Use of the platform tool will also allow advisers to review any changes to clients' portfolios digitally, rather than having to email or write to a client. "As soon as consent to a model change is received, the client is moved to the latest version automatically, and Parmenion will immediately action the necessary fund trades," the platform said. "No manual ...

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