Equisoft launches update to transfer product to support electronic DB transfers

Company claims to be the first vendor to support electronic DB transfers

Martin Richmond
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Equisoft launches update to transfer product to support electronic DB transfers

Equisoft has announced it has launched an update to its transfer product which will enable it to support electronic defined benefit (DB) transfers.

The update to its service came after members of The Investing and Saving Alliance (TISA) Exchange (Tex) voted to ratify changes to the TeX and the UK Electronic Transfer and Re-Registrations Group ...

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