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ClearView enhances WealthSolutions wrap

ClearView has upgraded its WealthSolutions super, pension and non-super wrap, making it available to all clients through separately managed accounts (SMAs) in the effort to improve practice efficiency.

Speaking to ifa's sister title Adviser Innovation, ClearView general manager of development, Sarah Cummings, said the firm's WealthSolutions wrap, previously only available in super and pension, is now available in non-super via the WealthSolutions SMA.

"We have a lot of self-managed super clients, family trusts and high-net-worth individuals where the advisers really wanted to take advantage of our implemented models solution," she said.

"With the introduction of the SMA alongside our existing investment portfolio service we've now got an implemented model solution across all tax structures."

Ms Cummings said the solution provides advisers with the certainty that their clients' portfolios are being reviewed, updated and monitored, which is increasingly important in times of volatility.

The solution also streamlines the administration process, removing the need for records of advice and allowing advisers to spend time communicating with clients.

"To make it work well for advisers we've got a range of implemented models that are available across the different risk profiles and also different styles – we've got a dynamic approach, a strategic approach and an enhanced index approach," said Ms Cummings.

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"In the SMA they can also select tax parcelling within the implemented model which is a really good feature for someone who is managing quite a complex tax structure."

The solution also features an investor online access tool.

"Investors can go online to see how their account has been performing, what income has come in and how the account has grown," Ms Cummings explained.

"It's one more way that the adviser can keep touch points with the client without them having to do it themselves."

Over the next three years, ClearView will focus on the adviser's experience, according to Ms Cummings, while in late October, the company underwent significant remodelling, splitting up the operations team and development team.

"We're looking to enhance the flexibility of the company so we can be really responsive to changes in legislation, to the needs of advisers and also to opportunities that we see in the marketplace to deliver something that's really innovative," she said.