Advisers using Standard Life platform up 12%

Laura Miller
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The number of adviser firms using Standard Life's platform has increased 12% since the first quarter of 2012.

The number firms using the platform has risen to 1,168, up from 1,041 in the first quarter of last year. Total platform assets under administration increased by 11% to £16.2bn. Firms with more than £20m on the platform are up 43% on Q1 2012 to 190 firms, and the company said it dealt with 192 new adviser firms during the quarter. Standard Life said it had a "smooth transition" to operate under the Retail Distribution Review, with 72% of wrap clients now using adviser charging. The company reported long-term savings new business sales of £6.3bn for the first quarter of the year, ...

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