Wealth Dynamix partners with Thornbridge on award-winning CRM solution

Wealth Dynamix have partnered with FCA authorised firm, Thornbridge Investment Management LLP, as part of an ongoing effort to ensure suitability and conduct risk guidelines are met across their best practice product, WDX ONE, in line with the changing regulations in the industry. WDX ONE is a cost-effective pre-configured, best practice CRM solution for wealth and investment managers.

The upcoming MIFID II guidelines and the ongoing revision and tightening of regulatory policy around KYC and Suitability over the past few years, have demanded that wealth firms and banks demonstrate and deliver operational efficiencies and service levels previously unachievable. Today smart CRM systems are enabling smaller wealth management outfits to achieve the same optimal client service performance as many of the major banks – the beauty of CRM is that excellence in client service provision has become a level playing field.

Wealth Dynamix offers enterprise client management solutions that are designed to address the industry challenges around conduct risk and increased demand for levels of relationship management. This partnership will safeguard the Wealth Dynamix product roadmap for future developments required to reflect the change in the regulatory landscape of the wealth and investment industry.

As part of the Wealth Dynamix partnership, Thornbridge will also provide Wealth Dynamix clients with two optional products; a periodic client review to assess the level of suitability and an advice hotline to offer regulatory guidance at a low fixed monthly fee.

James Bedford, Founder of Thornbridge, comments, “We are delighted to be working with Wealth Dynamix to ensure suitability and help clients keep abreast of regulatory changes. Wealth Dynamix has a proven solution that addresses conduct risk and industry challenges and Thornbridge is excited to be part of this new initiative.”

For clients this partnership will alleviate the burden of regulation and reinforce suitability oversight ensuring that the correct information remains in line with the directives and modules of the FCA and other regulatory bodies.