Why platforms should fear a future of easier switching
Adviser and client empowerment
The prospect of advisers being able to switch platforms more conveniently should be giving platforms sleepless nights, writes Tom Ellis, as he considers how close the sector is to that being a reality
Sooner or later the platform market will have evolved to a point where its customers - both advisers and their clients - are truly able to hold platforms to account over their service and vote with their...
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