New OneVue platform caters to SMSF investors
OneVue has announced the launch of a consumer platform designed for members of the financial services group MAP that caters to self-directed investors.
MAP chief executive Jenni Erbel said OneVue would provide MAP’s members, who are predominantly medical professionals, with an “end-to-end solution” for SMSFs.
“With more of our members engaging in self-directed investing and establishing SMSFs, we want to ensure we move with the times, stay relevant and have a platform offering that can cater to those who want that extra independence,” said Erbel.
OneVue is looking to extend its distribution through intermediaries such as MAP, said OneVue chief executive Connie Mckeage.
“We also recognise that there is a growing market for limited advice and self-directed investors who want to do it themselves and seek advice only when necessary,” Mckeage said.
Erbel added that the OneVue platform would also cater for “term deposit functions and daily research regarding shares and managed funds”.
“Other features of the platform will include access to real-time broking, consolidated reporting across all assets and liabilities via a private label website, and free access to a web-based budgeting and planning tool called WealthVue,” Erbel said.
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