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  • FCA - investors to wait 90 days to access long term funds

    The Financial Conduct Authority is to change its rules on long term investment funds to require investors to give 90 days notice before accessing their money.

  • 7 in 10 advisers turning to smoothed funds due to volatility

    A new survey of financial advisers suggests that nearly seven in 10 plan to increase their use of smoothed funds over the next year due to increased volatility in world financial markets and client concerns about investment returns.

  • Mini bond-linked firm defaults as FSCS steps in

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared failed mini-bond linked firm Equity For Growth (Securities) Limited (EFG) as in default.

  • 30% of investors adding more to portfolios

    Three in ten (30%) investors contributed more to their portfolios than they usually do in the first quarter of 2026, with half (50%) reporting positive returns, according to a new study.

  • ‘Comfort’ investing delays retirement by 2.5 years

    The average investor could retire two and a half years sooner by avoiding holding too much in cash and not making investment decisions based on “emotional comfort”, according to new analysis.

  • FGC readies first UK-focused multi-asset LTAF

    Joint venture investment manager Future Growth Capital (FGC) says it has received regulatory approval to launch the first UK dedicated multi-asset Long-Term Asset Fund (LTAF).

  • Söderberg & Partners takes stakes in 4 adviser firms

    Rapidly expanding Swedish-owned wealth manager and Financial Planner Söderberg & Partners has invested in four IFA firms as it continues it strategy of taking stakes in UK adviser firms.

  • SocGen launches investment product range for financial advisers

    Societe Generale website
  • World's fund managers see assets recover to previous peaks

    Towers Watson website
  • Real life case study: Ian Thomas of Pilot Financial Planning

    Ian Thomas
  • J O Hambro announces name change

    J O Hambro website
  • Brooks Macdonald announces tie up with advisers Prosperity

    Brooks Macdonald website
  • Near 6% quarterly rise in Brooks Macdonald's funds

    Chris Macdonald, chief executive of Brooks Macdonald, with John Davey, chief exec at Brooks Macdonald International
  • Zurich launches new investment proposition

    Zurich logo
  • Lavish fraudster who cost investors £21m jailed for 7 years

    FCA headquarters
  • Brown Shipley creates new head of IFA investment role

    Peter Botham, the new head of IFA investment
  • War on savers will 'drive retirees to seek higher risk investments'

    deVere Group website
  • Private banks lose - planners win, IFP conference hears

    Seven IM logo
  • Barclays to shed 7,000 jobs in investment arm of bank

    Barclays logo
  • Pensions and investment firms in default lead to £2.5m claims

    FSCS website
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