Advised platform assets set to reach £655bn in 2024

Fundscape expects platform growth recovery in second half of the year

Isabel Baxter
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Advised platform assets are expected to reach £655bn in 2024, Fundscape has predicted in a recent outlook.

In its five-year growth projections to 2028 (shown in the graph below), Fundscape has said that the pessimistic figure for advised platforms for this year is £632bn, the realistic figure at £655bn, and the optimistic figure has been set at £685bn. When it comes to 2028, it has forecasted that advised platform assets will realistically reach £995bn. Fundscape said the retail advised platform business is expected to grow steadily over the next five years predicated on the ongoing demand for advice, especially in the pre- and post-retirement phases. Fundscape said that the economy...

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