A fraudster sent to jail after he used clients’ millions to fund a lavish lifestyle today pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice.

Clients of two brothers who ran an advice firm have described, the shock, betrayal and “terrible emotional impact” on their lives after they lost pensions and life-savings.

The Ombudsman has ruled that an adviser must compensate a client who lost nearly £30k through an unsecured Sipp loan.

Natixis Asset Management, an affiliate of Natixis Investment Managers, will be rebranded.

An Accredited and Chartered Financial Planning firm has hired its first female adviser.

The long-awaited ban on pensions cold calling may come into effect this year as early as June after the government committed to legislation to introduce the measure.

Gripes from Financial Planners about difficulties in dealing with NS&I have sparked a raft of changes.

Chartered Financial Planning group Fairstone is eyeing 8 more acquisitions this year as it announced a full takeover has been completed.

The Treasury has today launched an independent review of the prudential supervision of the Co-operative Bank between 2008 and 2013.

The first Spring Statement will be delivered by the Chancellor a week from today on 13 March, replacing the traditional March Budget.