Iress sees rise in adviser demand as UK earnings climb 45%

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Cameron Roberts
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Technology provider Iress has said its double-digit growth in its half-year results reflects growing demand from advisers for tools that support fair value and regulatory compliance.

The UK business saw several key financial highlights in the first half of this year, including a 45% increase in earnings growth, up to £4.9 million, compared to £3.3m in H1 2024. It also saw revenue growth up 6% and margin growth up nearly 5% compared to the prior corresponding period. Iress said its investment in sourcing technology aims to address what advisers have been calling for, tools that streamline suitability checks and strengthen Consumer Duty compliance. The firm plans to expand such partnerships in the second half of the year, working with providers that "go beyond compa...

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