7IM’s MPS range available on M&G Wealth Platform

7IM today announces its entire Model Portfolio range is now available on M&G’s Wealth Platform. The range consists of its Active, Blended, Passive and Responsible Choice Model Portfolios. 

The Model Portfolios are managed by 7IM’s dedicated Investment Management team and all benefit from:

• Proper diversification – 7IM’s model portfolios invest in a properly diversified range of assets, which are expertly managed to optimise returns

• Proven Strategic Asset Allocation (SAA) – with a proven track record spanning over 20 years, 7IM’s SAA acts as the long-term investment plan for all of the model portfolios

• Robust risk management – rigorous risk management procedures are applied to all our portfolios

• A range of risk profiles – 7IM’s Model Portfolios cover a wide range of risk profiles from ‘Cautious’ to ‘Adventurous Plus’ to cater for different investor risk appetites

• Competitive pricing – the annual portfolio fee of the 7IM Model Portfolios starts at just 0.15% for the Passive range.

The 7IM MPS range is also available to advisers through 7IM’s own platform as well as others, including Abrdn, Quilter and Transact. 

Chris Justham, MD Intermediary Solutions at 7IM said: “As the popularity of MPS continues to gather pace, we want to stand alongside advisers to ensure they can access ours in a way that suits them. We’re therefore, delighted to expand access to our MPS range through the M&G Wealth Platform.

“7IM’s extensive investment experience and expertise in running model portfolios means we understand the importance of true diversification but also flexibility. And that’s exactly what our MPS range offers – proper diversification and choice – so that advisers can deliver the best outcome for their clients”.

Richard Denning, CEO, M&G Wealth Platform, said: We’re delighted that the full 7IM MPS range is now available on the M&G Wealth Platform, expanding our MPS offering and increasing the options available to advisers to help them meet their clients’ objectives.”