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Nucleus assets rise to £2.9bn as three firms join

by Alex Steger on Jun 27, 2011 at 15:21

Nucleus assets rise to £2.9bn as three firms join

Wrap platform Nucleus has signed up three further IFA firms taking its assets under administration to £2.9 billion.

Finchley-based Philip Masters IFA, Staffordshire-based Intelligent Wealth Partnership, and London-based Totus Wealth Matters have joined Nucleus.

Barry Neilson (pictured), Nucleus’s business development director, said the wrap was seeing an increasing number of firms looking at platforms.

‘We are seeing a significant acceleration of firms undertaking wrap platform due diligence and looking to partner with a wrap proposition that reduces their reliance on traditional providers,’ he said.

‘With the amount of interest we are seeing from other high-end IFA firms, I am confident that the second half of the year will see the business continue to thrive.’

Former New Model Adviser® cover star Mike Godfrey joined the wrap with the launch of his new firm Cube Financial Planning, which we revealed last month.

2 comments so far. Why not have your say?

c.nicol

Jun 28, 2011 at 17:22

Nucleus assets?

Have all three new firms moved their assets instantly?

Or does "assets under administration" assets somewhere but not neccessarily on the platform.

More electrons than protons or neutrons....

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MPT

Jun 29, 2011 at 00:31

Do the clients of these advisory firms not need to be advised if this will be in their interests to move to a new platform. It makes me laugh how providers think that the IFA relationship means all assets will move over with sharp effect.

If like many I have seen before, wait till they discover that the existing book has lots of penalties due to unearned indemnity which will suddenly slow down the migration of assets as will then not be in the advisers "sorry clients" best interests to move,, not least till clawbacks are out of the picture.

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