AMP to launch financial advice modelling technology


Newly-launched AMP financial advice modelling technology engine to be delivered through AMP Advice is looking to provide clearer choices to customers who are struggling to achieve their financial goals.
Commenting on the launch of the engine, AMP group executive wealth solutions and chief customer officer, Paul Sainsbury, said: “The engine now forms an integral part of AMP’s Goals 360 – a contemporary advice experience for advisers.”
“It supports richer conversations and helps build stronger relationships with clients.”
The goals engine would be progressively rolled out to AMP Advice practices from this week.
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