Fidelity gets behind risk advice software
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Fidelity gets behind risk advice software

Fidelity Life has emerged as the second insurer to support the risk advice system developed by Rotorua-based firm, Risk Management Solutions (RMS). According to Chris Louisson, RMS founder, Fidelity has come in "boots and all" behind the group's Life Risks Report Writer software by offering its allied advisers the system at a discounted price.
David Chaplin
Thu, May 15th 2008 04:21PM
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