Dynamic Planner launches adviser single fund selector service

The launch will assist advisers in single strategy fund selection

Sahar Nazir
clock • 2 min read

Dynamic Planner has today (16 January) launched a Single Strategy Mapped (SSM) service to help advisers make more informed decisions in single strategy fund selection.

The risk-based financial planning system said the launch is in response to adviser demand to help make even "better-informed decisions" on behalf of their clients. Advice firms can now create diversified portfolios with more representative risk look-through to ensure suitability. The service is offered at no extra charge to Dynamic Planner license holders. "Our SSM service is going to help all types of clients in all types of firms. Fundamentally, advisers want to do a good job," Dynamic Planner said. "This launch was years in the making. We are speaking to exciting firms and reac...

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