Verve launches compliance switching service for advice firms

An ‘industry first’ aiming to make changing providers easier

Isabel Baxter
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Financial planner support service provider Verve has launched an “industry’s first” compliance switching service designed to make changing providers easier.

When advice firms switch to Verve for compliance, it said it aimed to handle everything, including moving data, resetting policies, and updating the audit. For clients, Verve said that this means no break in service and not paying twice during service overlap. This new offering is the latest version of Verve's compliance service launched in 2019 to help financial advisers "meet regulations, manage risks, and maintain professional integrity by providing guidance, monitoring and support". The switching service will be made available through Verve's in-house technology platform Dexter...

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