The Treasury Select Committee is concerned about the accountability of the Financial Conduct Authority.

The Financial Services Authority is consulting on proposals to change pension transfer analysis after criticising certain advisers for taking a “mechanistic” approach.

Accountancy and advisory firm RSM Tenon has begun cutting significant numbers of its 3,000 staff in a bid to save £14m annually.

The Financial Services Consumer Panel believes it is unreasonable for consumers to be expected to take responsibility for financial decisions.

HM Revenue and Customs has clarified guidance regarding VAT exemptions for advisers.

Aviva has outlined the contents of its new WorkLife auto-enrolment and workplace pension proposition.

The Institute of Financial Planning has announced five more firms have joined its prestigious Accredited Financial Planning Firms^TM register.

Wealth management firm Brooks Macdonald has been named the best financial firm to work for, according to the Sunday Times 100 Best Companies To Work For survey.

Scottish Widows has identified a ‘risk triangle’ of people failing to save, according to its sixth Savings and Investments report.

Potential changes to the tax system after the Budget are a chance for advisers to offer value to their clients, according to Standard Life.