The FSCS yesterday (1 April) declared Berkeley Burke SIPP Administration Ltd a failed firm and opened the door to claims that could eventually top £150m.

Wealth manager trade body PIMFA has announced a new two-day ‘immersive’ online conference called The Virtual Fest aimed at a Coronavirus-hit sector.

Three quarters of households in Britain have sufficient financial assets to cover a 25% fall in income for three months.

Discretionary Fund Managers need to improve their client onboarding processes, according to a survey of adviser satisfaction.

The FCA issued a warning today about scammers using a 'clone' of leading tax adviser and wealth manager Smith & Williamson to cheat investors.

The Coronavirus outbreak has brought many changes with many of us working from home, in all its glorious awkwardness, and adjusting to new and strange work patterns.

Quilter Financial Advisers, the restricted arm of Quilter plc, has publicly launched its telephone-based financial advice service to expand the availability of Financial Planning.

The FCA has told firms that Senior Managers must consider the “emerging risks” from the Coronavirus outbreak.

The Pensions Policy Institute has warned that a Government change to the inflation measure could cut lifetime pension income by up to 21%.

The Chartered Insurance Institute has joined forces with consultants Aon and Willis Towers Watson to produced a report and guide outlining ways to help more people at the higher end of the Autism Spectrum scale find jobs in areas such as financial services.