Sarasin & Partners to provide bespoke MPS for advice firm

Available for Midlands-based MPA Financial Management’s clients

Isabel Baxter
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London-based asset manager Sarasin & Partners has partnered with advice firm MPA Financial Management to create bespoke model portfolios for its clients.

The MPA Sarasin Tailored Portfolio Service consists of five model portfolios designed to meet a range of client risk profiles. By utilising Sarasin & Partners' Tailored Model Portfolio Service (MPS), the firm said MPA benefits from a halving of its annual management charges, elevated reporting features, and regulatory alignment with Consumer Duty. The range also provides MPA clients with access to Sarasin & Partners' global thematic investment process. Sarasin & Partners said the partnership with MPA demonstrates its "ongoing commitment to innovation and efficiency in the portfolio...

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