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  • TPR warns on hidden AI-related investment exposure

    The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has warned of potential hidden AI-related investment exposure as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly influential across global markets.

  • Fidelity adds downside buffer ETF range

    Fidelity International has launched a new ETF range, designed to help investors remain invested through market cycles.

  • MPs back calls to restore VCT income tax relief

    A cross-party group of MPs has signed an open letter calling for the Chancellor John Healey to reinstate the 30% rate of income tax relief for venture capital trusts (VCTs) in his upcoming Budget.

  • 9 in 10 wealth managers expect to boost private market exposure

    Nine in ten wealth managers (92%) and financial advisers expect retail and high net worth investors to invest more in private markets over the next five years, according to a new study.

  • AI changing investor attitudes to risk says HSBC

    Artificial intelligence is changing affluent and high net worth investor attitudes, with 39% saying it makes them more willing to take calculated risks, according to a new report.

  • Couples avoid discussing investment and saving

    One in three (31%) of adults in relationships are worried that discussing savings or investments with partners could lead to arguments.

  • Uncertainty pushes quarter of Britons away from investing

    Standard Life surveyed 6,000 Britons

    Political and economic uncertainty has led to a quarter (23%) of Britons more likely to put money into cash over investments than they were previously, according to a new report.

  • SJP adjusts portfolio to derisk for ‘uncertain’ 2026

    St James's Place's website

    Wealth manager St James’s Place (SJP) has adjusted its portfolio positioning to maintain ‘resilience in a late-cycle market environment.

  • Fund inflows hit six-month high of £530m

    Investors put £530m into funds in November, the highest monthly total since May 2025, according to the latest data from the Investment Association.

  • Cash and bond funds fall in popularity in December

    Cash and bond funds were less popular with investors on Fidelity’s Personal Investing platform in December amid signs investors may be shifting towards investing rather than hold cash.

  • 9 in 10 advisers expect rising equity returns

    Nine in 10 advisers (88%) expect a rise in investment returns over the next decade, driven by an upward trend in equities, according to a new report.

  • Isio unveils new MPS with a swipe at rivals

    Employee benefit and wealth management firm Isio has launched a new Model Portfolio Service (MPS) with criticism of existing players in the market.

  • Budget fears spur investors to withdraw investments

     

    One in eight investors (12%) have withdrawn investments in the run up to the Budget, with one in three of these (4% of total investors) ‘explicitly’ citing concerns about the Budget, according to new research.

  • 9 in 10 investors expect unrealistic 9.2% returns says report

    UK investors expect 9.2% annualised returns on investments despite 91% reporting a low or moderate risk tolerance, according to a new report.

  • 4 in 5 advisers report clients altering investment strategy

    Four in five advisers (80%) have reported clients making changes to their investment strategies in response to the US tariffs announced in April, according to a new report.

  • Jupiter acquires £15bn AUM non-profit specialist asset manager

    Jupiter Fund Management is to acquire specialist asset manager CCLA Investment Management for £100m.

  • Discretionary MPS assets grow 25% in a year

    Assets in discretionary Managed Portfolio Services (MPS) have grown by 25% over the past year and 11% in the past six months, according to research and consultancy firm Nextwealth.

  • Fund managers turn their backs on US on tariff fears

    Fund groups are turning their backs on US investments because they expect Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs to be partially reintroduced when the current 90 day pause expires on 8 July.

  • SJP issues volatility warning following US tariff pause

    Wealth manager St James’s Place (SJP) has warned investors against attempting to time the market as President Trump presses pause on many of his planned international tariffs.

  • Planners urge caution in reaction to Trump tariffs

    Planners have urged investors not to make any knee-jerk reaction to the newly introduced import tariffs from the US government.

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