Rathbones Launches ‘True Active’ Model Portfolio Service Range

Rathbones launches MPS range following Investec W&I integration

Rathbones has launched an ‘upgraded’ model portfolio service (MPS) following the firm’s merger with Investec Wealth & Investment (IW&I). The firm said the launch is the first in a series of new or augmented investment offerings following the integration of Investec W&I. The range, which will be available on 14 adviser platforms in autumn, will be made up of a suite of seven portfolios using three in-house funds which will be launched exclusively…

Rathbones launches revamped active model portfolio service

UK wealth manager Rathbones has launched a revamped model portfolio service (MPS), marking its first major offering since its integration with Investec Wealth & Investment. Available across 14 adviser platforms from autumn 2025, the “true active” suite consists of seven portfolios designed to meet various client goals and risk profiles. The seven portfolios in the

Rathbones launches ‘true active’ model portfolio service range - IFA Magazine

Rathbones has announced today that it is to launch an upgraded model portfolio service (MPS). The group says that this upgraded service will enable financial advisers to offer their clients enhanced actively managed solutions, led by an award-winning investment team and at very competitive rates. This is the first enhanced range of investment products unveiled by Rathbones this year building on the Group’s expanded capability as a result of its …

Rathbones launches active model portfolio service for advisers

Rathbones is set to launch an upgraded model portfolio service (MPS) for financial advisers and their clients.  The range includes seven actively managed portfolios, designed for those investing over the medium to long term, with risk levels from conservative to adventurous.  The portfolios will be available on 14 adviser platforms in the autumn. Ongoing charges are capped at 0.5%, with no discretionary fund manager fee.  The investment team is …