The new platforms are Standard Life, Old Mutual, Novia and Elevate. They join the Aviva and Transact platforms.

Tilney Smith & Williamson’s six Sustainable MPS strategies, managed by Louie French, have track records dating back to 2011 and were launched into the adviser market in August 2020.

The Sustainable MPS requires a minimum investment of £10,000 and has an annual management charge of 0.3% (no VAT is charged).

The six Sustainable MPS strategies cover a range of client risk profiles: conservative, cautious, balanced, growth, adventurous and maximum growth.

The range of asset classes within the portfolios includes equities, bonds, property, absolute return, commodities and cash. Each portfolio typically invests in 15 – 20 underlying collective investments, including OEICs, unit trusts and ETFs.

Craig Wright, managing director at Tilney Smith & Williamson, said: “We are seeing growing demand from financial advisers for sustainable and responsible investment strategies that they can offer to their clients.

 “The announcement that our Sustainable MPS will available on four further platforms will make it easier for intermediaries to access a high quality centrally-managed solution that brings together active asset allocation, rigorous fund selection and environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria.”