The Personal Finance Society is urging its 40,000 members - hit by a double whammy of soaring Professional Indemnity premiums and escalating Financial Services Compensation Scheme levies - to lobby their local MP for change.
FNZ, the fintech firm running several UK platforms, is to acquire Dublin-based third-party admin provider Irish Progressive Services International (IPSI) from Irish Life.
National IFA firm Chase de Vere has hit back at newspaper reports that it has over-incentivised its advisers to boost sales.
More than 1,700 due diligence requests have been fulfilled by the new online due diligence fintech service DD DD|hub during its first year.
The Pensions Regulator is to shake up some rules on pension trustees to improve protection for pensions savers, it announced today.
Independent Wealth Planners, the acquisitive wealth business, has bought its seventh business and its first in Scotland, Financial Planner AGL Wealth Management.
More than 16m people are now saving into master trust pensions, according to data from The Pensions Regulator.
More than half of workers (54%) are in the dark about the size of their pension pots, according to a major survey by pensions industry trade body the PLSA.
Peter Hargreaves, one of the two founders of Bristol-based investment provider Hargreaves Lansdown, is to sell £500m of his shares.
Hargreaves Lansdown co-founder increased his share sell off from £500m to £550m today due to strong demand from institutional investors.
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