AWD Chase De Vere to sell Moneyextra price comparison service

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AWD Chase de Vere has decided to offload Moneyextra's price comparison service to focus on its advice-based offering.

The move follows the repositioning of AWD Moneyextra’s telephone selling and client servicing operations within AWD Chase de Vere’s Wealth Management advisory operation, announced on 3 April 2008. Subsequently, the group decided Moneyextra’s remaining online price comparison services no longer fit with the company’s long term strategic vision. As a result, AWD Chase de Vere has exchanged contracts to sell the online services of Moneyextra to a new business Moneyextra.com Limited with completion expected at the end of May 2008. This will allow the group to focus on its core capabilitie...

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