Bringing you live news and features since 2006 

Bringing you news, views and analysis since 2013
Incorporating Wealth Adviser from 2023

Standard Life launches ‘next generation’ portfolio management for advisers

RELATED TOPICS​

Standard Life has launched Professional Portfolio Manager (PPM), its new segregated portfolio technology specifically designed to support advisory CIP management.

Using next generation technology, this represents a leap forward in allowing Wrap advisers to scale their investment processes to serve more clients with more dynamic investment solutions, more efficiently.  The architecture and features of PPM signal a shift to the next phase of platform development in supporting adviser businesses.
 
David Tiller, Head of UK Propositions, says: “With so much recent effort across the market on regulation alone, it is great to be able to launch something new for advisers. Professional Portfolio Manager helps deal with the multi-faceted challenge of delivering tightly controlled individual investment solutions in a scalable manner, while still being able to deal with the natural behaviours of clients. To me, this marks the beginning of a new wave of platform development, and indeed, of platform architecture itself.”
 
“The enhanced functionality is also central to supporting the transformation of adviser businesses to meet the evolving demands of the market. As we all come to terms with the post pension freedoms client book, the ability to avoid conflicts between planning decisions and investment decisions, the ability to control portfolio drift, manage sequencing risk and to seamlessly execute multi-goal multi-portfolio strategies are now the benchmarks all post-freedoms platforms should aspire to.”
 
“Advisers are telling us they are increasingly challenged by complex requirements of clients in retirement. This technology is a huge step forward. Operations that could have taken adviser businesses many man hours to deal with on an individual basis have become automated, changing the outlook and potential for adviser businesses and the many clients who can benefit from them.”

Latest News

Active asset managers no longer view ETFs as a competitive threat, according to a new survey of South African investment..
DWS Group has announced that, effective early November 2026, it will introduce Deutsche Asset Management as its new global brand..
In August 2026, combined trading turnover for SIX Swiss Exchange and BME Exchange was up 19.5 per cent in comparison..
State Street Investment Management writes that investors continued to pour into ETFs in August despite persistent macro uncertainty and the..

Related Articles

European
Amundi’s note on ETF data covering July-August 2026 reveals that asset collection in the European-domiciled UCITS ETF market in 2026...
Andrea Acimovic, Elston Consulting
Earlier this summer at FundForum, we repeatedly heard the same message: financial advisers and wealth managers need more ETF education....
By embedding investing in the same ecosystem its 75 million-plus customers use to spend, save, travel and manage money, Revolut...
Martins Sulte, Mintos
While it’s clear that digital platforms and savings plans have and will continue to drive ETF growth, it would be...
Subscribe to the ETF Express newsletter

Subscribe for access to our weekly newsletter, newsletter archive, updates on the site and exclusive email content.

Marketing by