Skandia to help IFAs provide DFM service

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Skandia Investment Group (SIG) has launched a new service enabling advisers to provide a discretionary management style service.

Spectrum Select, an enhancement of SIG's Spectrum range of risk-rated funds, gives advisers the tools to provide a personalised investment service to clients, SIG said. The service consists of an online microsite for advisers and a client-facing microsite. Spectrum's largest IFA supporters will get access to the service first via the Skandia Investment Solutions platform and Skandia's Life and Pension products. The adviser microsite allows IFAs to view the portfolios of all of their Spectrum-invested clients and provide them with co-branded, personalised quarterly reports. Repor...

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