OMW promises advisers 'richer proposition' following platform tech switch
Switched from IFDS to FNZ
Paul Feeney: "This has been a difficult journey for customers, their advisers, our business and our shareholders."
Old Mutual Wealth (OMW) has promised advisers more features and better functionality at less risk following its platform's switch from IFDS to FNZ.
The provider said the FNZ platform would offer advisers a "plethora" of other features and functions, such as access to ETFs, investment trusts, junior ISAs, and cash accounts. Chief executive Paul...
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