Clearview to launch wealth management platform

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30 August 2011
| By Milana Pokrajac |
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Clearview has announced the launch of its wealth management platform with full wrap capabilities, which would be administered by Colonial First State (CFS) Custom Solutions.

ClearView and CFS Custom Solutions have signed a private label agreement, which would see the ClearView branded platform offer its superannuation, pension and other investment products.

ClearView managing director Simon Swanson said the new platform is expected to be live by the beginning of 2012.

"It is one of our key growth initiatives to transform ClearView from a direct life insurer and retirement focused wealth management company into a fully integrated life insurance and wealth management company able to compete across the broad spectrum of the industry," Swanson said.

The announcement comes weeks after Money Management reported on concerns that dealer groups could be forced to bring platform and product offerings in-house ahead of the proposed Future of Financial Advice changes, which could eliminate mid-tier financial planning firms.

CFS Custom Solutions general manager Chris Stevens said the agreement with ClearView demonstrated the growing demand within the dealer group sector to launch own products.

"With the changes currently occurring in our industry, dealer groups are looking for adoptable platform solutions that position them well for the future," Stevens added.

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