Evelyn Partners launches Index MPS range into IFA market

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Jenna Brown
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Evelyn Partners has launched its Index MPS (managed portfolio service) into the UK financial adviser market.

The range was previously only been available to direct clients of Evelyn Partners. However, the business widened its reach to financial advisers and their clients through multiple adviser platforms. The range is priced with an annual management fee of 0.15% and open to accounts with £20,000 or more. Estimated ongoing charges on the underlying funds and exchange-traded funds in the portfolios is 0.10%, the firm said. Evelyn said advisers and their clients using the Index MPS service would benefit from its active asset allocation framework and regular rebalancing, with "underlying expos...

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