Paul Stanfield, chief executive of the Federation of European IFAs, said he hoped the deal would provide “real tangible benefits for its members” and that this should help to create “increasingly positive outcomes for investors”.
James Rushmore, Henderson’s manager of global partnerships, who spearheaded the partnership from the asset manager’s side said: “Given the growth of English-speaking IFAs across an increasingly ‘borderless’ Europe.
“The need for a common set of goals and source of information to assist them in not only advising their clients but also dealing with the breadth of regulatory requirements is paramount. We are therefore delighted to support the ongoing work of FEIFA.”
London-based Jupiter announced last week it is to offer its discretionary asset management service to FEIFA members.
