GPP ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH HENDERSON ROWE
Henderson Rowe, the UK-based investment manager has appointed GPP, the wealth solutions, clearing and custody provider to provide investment administration, trading and back office support services. Henderson Rowe aspires to disrupt the UK market by providing institutional-quality investment solutions directly to private clients, and sees GPP’s platform as the optimal partner in providing long-term value to its clients.
GPP’s Wealth Solutions business is now approaching £2.5bn in assets under administration in three years since its launch. The platform is on course for strong growth in the remainder of 2021 as wealth managers, discretionary investment managers and IFAs respond to its efficient outsourcing solution, which combines cutting edge digital technology and the established strengths of GPP’s global execution services and proprietary back office. Operating as a single, integrated platform for the full investment lifecycle, it provides GPP’s clients with a comprehensive yet nimble white-labelled solution which can be easily modified for a bespoke service.
Tom Wooders, head of clearing and wealth solutions, GPP, said: “Our Wealth Solutions platform offers a compelling alternative to traditional administration models and its core tenets – scalability, efficiency and innovation – are clearly resonating with investment managers such as Henderson Rowe.
“Our outsourcing solution offers the flexibility enabling managers to reduce costs, keep pace with regulatory change and focus on their competitive advantages. We look forward to working with Henderson Rowe to deliver these benefits and support future business growth.”
Art Baluszynski, Managing Director, Henderson Rowe, added: “We are looking forward to working with GPP as we prepare to ramp up our growth significantly from 2022 onwards. We believe our cutting-edge research and investment solutions, combined with GPP’s operational capabilities, will produce a compelling offering for our existing and prospective clients.”