The first ever Paraplanners Powwow in Scotland will take place next as part of a double whammy of 'unconferences'.
Read more ...Platform assets at Standard Life rise 26% in 2014
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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Standard Life announced this morning that its wrap platform assets under administration rose by 26% in 2014. Read more ...
Financial Planning firms to contest highly sought prize
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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Financial Planning firms have been challenged to contest one of the most sought after prizes in the profession. Read more ...
Pensions body outlines asset management concerns to FCA
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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An organisation that represents 300 pension schemes providing for over 17 million people has raised concerns about the asset management market and backed the FCA to inspect it more closely. Read more ...
IFP member firm joins call for new pensions body
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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An IFP corporate member has thrown its weight behind calls for a new independent Pensions Commission. Read more ...
FCA urges firms to improve on helping vulnerable consumers
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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The financial services sector is failing to fully cater for the needs of vulnerable consumers seeking help, the FCA has said. Read more ...
New whistleblowing rules for companies outlined
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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A raft of new measures to aid whistle blowers in the financial services sector have been outlined this morning. Read more ...
Santander and Barclays top life & pensions complaint cases lost
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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Santander was ruled against in more ombudsman cases relating to life, pensions, and decumulation matters than any other firm in the last six months. Read more ...
'The ISA is becoming preferred retirement savings vehicle'
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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The ISA is emerging as the preferred retirement savings vehicle of many Britons, new research has suggested. Read more ...
Aviva Investors escapes £25m FCA fine but gets £17m instead
- Tuesday, 24 February 2015
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Aviva Investors Global Services will have to cough up nearly £18m after being fined by The Financial Conduct Authority. Read more ...