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Webull Australia rolls out new platform features for financial advisers

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What happened

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Webull Securities (Australia) Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of Webull Corporation, released updates to Webull Connect, its portfolio management and execution platform for Australian financial advisers. The new features include Connect AI, integration with Iress Xplan, and enabled onboarding and transfers through LAB Group.

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Why it matters

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Australian investment platforms held $1.22 trillion in funds under advice as of March 2026. However, the number of licensed advisers has fallen 42 per cent since 2019, creating a capacity squeeze that the updated platform is designed to address.

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Who's involved

  • WebullProvides the portfolio management and execution platform for Australian financial advisers.
  • IRESSIs integrated into Webull Connect as part of the platform's new features.
  • Australian Securities ExchangeOperates Australia's primary securities exchange, potentially seeing increased trading volume.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • IRESSSpeculative

    Iress might see increased adoption of Iress Xplan due to Webull's new feature rollout, potentially affecting its contracts and revenue.

  • Australian Securities ExchangeSpeculative

    The Australian Securities Exchange could see increased trading volume via Webull's new bulk trade feature, affecting its market activity.

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