Q&A: Fidelity's Ed Dymott

Katrina Lloyd
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Ed Dymott, head of UK fund partners for Fidelity, on the influx of new names entering the UK market, and the challenges facing platforms

Q.What is your role at Fidelity? A.I have been at Fidelity for 10 years and have worked on the platform side since 2004. The platform has evolved significantly since then, from having only a few billion pounds on there and being transactional to what it is today. My first job was to build our life and pensions capability. This has driven our development over the past five years, with the addition of the SIPP, offshore and onshore bond. It was a step change in what we did as a business, and the platform has grown from strength to strength since then. The employer market or DC market ha...

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