M&G's PruFund coming to Scottish Widows Platform

First third-party platform launch

Jen Frost
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M&G has agreed to add its PruFund range to Scottish Widows Platform in the coming weeks, representing its first third-party platform launch.

The PruFund range, launched in 2004, is designed for people who are in the later stages of their investment journey. It uses scale, diversification and a smoothing process intended to help manage volatility, and invests across more than 40 asset types globally, including public and private markets. Scottish Widows' focus on retirement expertise and supporting customers through changing market conditions contributed to its selection as the first PruFund third-party platform provider, according to M&G. PruFund will be available via Scottish Widows' personal pension and ISA wrappers. ...

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