Award-winning Model Portfolio Service
for Financial advisers

Download our infographic to discover the benefits of
outsourcing to ebi’s managed portfolio service.


ebi’s Model Portfolio Service is a range of professionally constructed, evidence-based, risk-graded portfolios created for financial advisers and their clients.

The portfolios are underpinned by an investment philosophy informed by decades of peer-reviewed academic research, including insights from factor investing. Rather than attempting to predict markets or select individual stocks, ebi applies a disciplined approach to portfolio construction, diversification and long-term investment principles. Find out more about passive vs active investing.

ebi’s portfolio suites support a range of investment approaches and sustainability preferences. They include factor-based, index-tracking, ESG-screened, socially responsible and impact-focused portfolios, together with Cash Plus solutions for clients with lower-risk cash management requirements.

Where available, ebi’s portfolios provide access to institutional share classes, which may help improve cost efficiency for clients.


ebi’s model portfolios are delivered through our discretionary investment management service. The investment team monitors, and reviews portfolios within agreed investment mandates, helping advisers spend less time on day-to-day investment administration and more time supporting clients and developing their business.

Portfolios are managed using a tolerance-based rebalancing methodology that maintains alignment with their investment objectives while avoiding unnecessary trading.


Portfolios are built using an investment process informed by decades of peer-reviewed academic research and long-term investment principles.

Awards recognising our investment proposition, adviser support and discretionary investment management service.

Choose from factor-based, index-tracking, ESG-screened, socially responsible, impact and Cash Plus portfolio suites.

You retain responsibility for financial planning and client relationships while we manage portfolios on your behalf.


A financial adviser with clients

You retain responsibility for financial planning, suitability and client relationships while we manage the investment portfolios on your behalf.


Industry awards have recognised ebi’s Model Portfolio Service and discretionary investment service. You can view a comprehensive list of ebi’s award wins here.

Best Value for MoneyCitywire Adviser Choice Awards

Best Outsourced Investment ManagerMoney Marketing Awards

Most Improved Discretionary Fund ManagerFT Adviser Service Awards

5 Stars – Discretionary Fund ManagersFT Adviser Service Awards

Best Sustainable Investment Portfolio Range (Earth Suite)Investment Week Sustainable Investment Awards

Best Model Portfolio ServiceProfessional Adviser Awards

Best Outsourced Investment ManagerMoney Marketing Awards

Best MPS Provider IFA Magazine MPS Awards


“Partnering with ebi has enabled us to focus on what we do best – delivering high-quality financial planning to our clients.”

Graham, Financial Adviser

“Partnering with ebi has enabled us to focus on what we do best – delivering high-quality financial planning to our clients.”

Graham, Financial Adviser


1. What is a Model Portfolio Service?

A Model Portfolio Service (MPS) is a range of professionally managed, risk-profiled portfolios that allows financial advisers to delegate day-to-day investment management while retaining control of the advice relationship. The discretionary investment manager is responsible for portfolio construction, ongoing monitoring and rebalancing within an agreed investment mandate. Advisers remain responsible for assessing suitability, delivering financial advice and ensuring the portfolio continues to meet each client’s objectives.

2. How does an MPS differ from a DIM service?

ebi’s Model Portfolio Service (MPS) describes the range of investment portfolios available to advisers. Our discretionary investment management service is how those portfolios are implemented, monitored and managed on behalf of advisers and their clients. Most advisers access ebi’s model portfolios through this service.

3. What portfolio suites does ebi offer?

ebi offers a range of portfolio suites covering different investment objectives, investment styles and sustainability preferences. These include factor-based, index-tracking, ESG-screened, socially responsible and impact-focused portfolios, together with Cash Plus solutions for clients with lower-risk cash management requirements.

4. Which platforms are supported?

ebi’s portfolios are available on a broad range of adviser platforms, making them accessible through many of the systems advisers already use. Visit the Platform Partners page for the latest list of supported platforms or contact us if you would like to confirm availability for a specific platform.

5. How do I find out more?

The best place to start is a conversation. Request a callback and we’ll discuss your client bank, your current investment proposition and whether ebi’s Model Portfolio Service is the right fit for your firm. You can also download our MPS infographic for a concise overview of the benefits of outsourcing investment management to ebi.


Talk to our team about your investment proposition and how ebi’s professionally managed portfolios could support your business.

Want to understand how ebi manages portfolios on your behalf? Learn more about our discretionary investment management service and how we monitor, review and rebalance portfolios within agreed investment mandates.


Disclaimer/ Important Information

This information is intended for financial professionals only. It is not intended for use by, nor should it be distributed to retail clients under any circumstances.

All investments involve risk, and the value of investments may go down as well as up. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

ebi Portfolios Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN: 581079).

Please note that tolerance-based rebalancing may occur more frequently than calendar-based rebalancing, depending on market conditions.