Almost half (45%) of those with online savings believe they will manage them online even once the lockdown for the Coronavirus pandemic is over, according to new research.

Close Brothers executive Adrian Sainsbury is to succeed Preben Prebensen when he checks out as chief executive of Close Brothers in September.

With all the choices available and accelerating digital disruption, Financial Planners need to transform if they are not to face commoditisation, says a new report.

Milton Keynes-based Financial Planning firm boosst has continued its expansion despite a slowdown in business growth and the challenges of onboarding new staff during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Lord Andrew Tyrie is to step down as chairman of the Competition and Markets Authority in September after two years in the role, the CMA has confirmed.

Almost 9 in 10 of eligible employees (88%, 19.2m people) are saving for retirement through their workplace pension.

The chief executive of Schroders Personal Wealth, Peter Hetherington, has left the firm which will now seek it’s third chief executive in 12 months.

The wealth manager trade body PIMFA has said it is encouraging to see the FCA chairman acknowledge that the FSCS levy is at an unacceptable level.

Over half (51%) of Britons say they have little or no understanding of the Pension Freedom rules introduced in 2015, according to new research.

Paul Richardson has stepped down as chairman of Financial Planner Frenkel Topping and handed the role to Tim Linacre.