IFA Prosperity partners with SEI for MPS range

To manage its ‘Pegasus’ MPS range

Isabel Baxter
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IFA Prosperity has partnered with technology provider SEI to run a model portfolio service (MPS) range.

The Pegasus MPS range, managed by SEI, seeks to "strengthen Prosperity's central investment proposition and client experience through a scalable, cost-effective, and tailored investment framework". "Standard in-house propositions can become complex and inefficient as businesses evolve, requiring teams to spend more time reactively adapting processes and researching and managing investment changes," Prosperity noted. "For growth-oriented firms, partnering with a skilled MPS provider can reduce end-costs, streamline processes, improve performance, and allow advisers to focus on engaging wi...

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