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How advisers can tap into the DIY investing boom
‘The variety of client types in the market means that there will never be a one-size-fits-all solution’
Over the last few years, the financial services sector has seen the rise of the DIY investor.
According to Boring Money, in 2020, DIY investment platforms had year-on-year assets under administration growth of more than £100bn.
There is now a record £329bn held by DIY investors in the UK and customer numbers have increased by more than 20% YoY to surpass seven million.
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International Adviser reached out to Prosper Wealth Management, Tenet Group and Strabens Hall to discuss how the rise of the DIY investor can impact the UK advice sector.
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Make voting great again: Boards must up the ante to win over apathetic shareholders
Easier access and more engagement crucial
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Voting and retail shareholder rights have become something of a hot topic. If you listen to pockets of the industry, this is something the end consumer desperately wants, needs and deserves. Investor rights are being denied, trampled and ignored. This is outrageous and something must be done.
Except there is a problem. Out here on the consumer coalface, that is not what I hear. At all. At least not yet.
There are two types of individual or groups promoting this idea. One is platforms seeking competitive advantage alongside a doubtless noble motivation to get consumers engaged and interested and empowered.
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