Novia
Bath-based wrap specialist
Novia Financial launched in October 2008 to provide a full-wrap platform for investment advisers and their clients. It is based in Bath and led by Bill Vasilieff, the former sales and marketing director, and joint cofounder of Selestia.
The company offers a variety of product wrappers, such as ISA and SIPP, and provides a transparent pricing structure and access to investment classes including shares, bonds, traditional authorised funds, ETFs and alternative investments.
Its operating system is provided by Australia-based GBST and the portfolio-management tools by FE.
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Scotland voting yes to independence from the rest of the UK would be a "disaster" Novia chief executive - and Scot - Bill Vasilieff has said, less than a month before the referendum.
26 August 2014
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Aegon UK is to buy Novia Investment Services Limited (NISL) from parent Novia Financial in a deal which brings its platform development business in-house, Investment Week can reveal.
20 December 2013
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Novia's in-house discretionary fund management service, Copia Capital Management, has gone live today, and the platform has already seen interest from several adviser users.
06 November 2013
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Last night the prestigious Aberdeen UK Platform Awards were held in London. Here are all the winners and the judges' comments on why they scooped the prizes.
09 October 2013
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Novia's ongoing arrangement to build and administer Aegon's platform netted the group's subsidiary £1m in 2012, the latest results have revealed.
16 September 2013
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Wrap platform Novia has said it will no longer accept cash rebates on new or legacy business from April 2014.
12 September 2013
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Platform Novia is to launch its own fund management arm in the final quarter of the year, providing advisers with a range of risk-rated portfolios to offer to clients.
02 September 2013
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Platform Novia has seen its profits before tax jump by more than a fifth in 2012, after assets climbed sharply to rise above £1.4bn.
21 June 2013
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