Scottish tech firm takes control of Marlborough's IFA platform to drive 'next-gen wealth infrastructure'

The Marlborough Select Platform caters to advisers and their clients

Sahar Nazir
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Wealth management technology firm Graphene has taken ownership and operational control of the Marlborough Select Platform.

The investment platform, which caters to financial advisers and their clients, will now form part of Graphene's technology proposition. According to Graphene, which is based in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, the integration of its Infrastructure-as-a-Service capabilities with the Select Platform aims to create "next-generation wealth infrastructure," offering advisers improved flexibility. Marlborough retain a strategic stake in Graphene under the new deal. Advisers and their clients will continue to use the platform as normal. Marlborough's platform team have moved to new roles within the M...

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