McCurrach FS: Increased demand for outsourcing anticipated

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The majority of financial product providers anticipate there will be an increase in the outsourcing of sales and business development within the next five years.

Research by McCurrach Financial Services found and that 57% of providers already outsource at least one aspect of their business and that 83% expect to see this trend continue. Almost two-thirds of respondents, or 65%, felt that providers and advisers could work together in a more cost effective manner. Ernst & Young financial services director Robert Wood said: "The survey confirms EY's belief that product manufacturers need to provide a value-add, personal service that is genuinely helpful to intermediaries - not just a product push, which is far less relevant to intermediaries post...

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