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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a fresh warning to consumers about the risks of investing in corporate bond funds.
Self-invested personal pension (SIPP) providers "must feel very nervous" today, according to a law firm, after the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) made a "game changer" of a decision against Berkeley Burke SIPP Administration.
National Savings & Investments (NS&I) is to increase its annual prize fund rate on premium bonds.
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A former appointed representative of Financial Ltd, the network banned this week from recruiting new advisers in a landmark ruling, has spoken exclusively to Professional Adviser about what he found during his time at the firm...
Legg Mason has announced it intends to buy Martin Currie in the last quarter of the year for an undisclosed sum.
Professional Adviser asked seven advisers one question: If you had the means to change one thing about how the industry is regulated, what would you do? (part one of two...)
Wealth manager Rathbone Brothers has agreed to pay £15m as part of a conditional settlement to end a two-year dispute involving a former director which has already cost it £5m in legal fees.
Brooks Macdonald said today it will complete a deal to buy risk-adjusted funds house Levitas Investment Management "imminently" after reporting another jump in discretionary assets under management.
Talib Sheikh, manager of the JPM Multi-Asset Income fund, tells Maria Merricks what he is replacing European fixed interest with and where he is finding alternative income plays...
Advisers have access to all the tools capable of helping retirees reach their goals and expectations. The challenge, as Natixis’ Chris Jackson explains, is using them correctly...
As geopolitical tensions rise across the globe, Maria Merricks asks asset allocators whether it is time to reduce risk in portfolios...
Smaller companies have provided great returns for investors off the back of the UK recovery, but how likely is it to continue? PureResearch’s Patrick Murphy takes a look...
A "relatively benign" rise in interest rates still has the potential to double the number of households facing debt problems, a think tank has said.
Professional Adviser asked seven advisers one question: If you had the means to change one thing about how the industry is regulated, what would you do? (part two of two)
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has named Caroline Wayman as its chief ombudsman and CEO, succeeding Natalie Ceeney.
Network Financial has been banned from recruiting any new advisers for four months - the first time the regulator has used this power - as punishment for "serious" failings in the running of the business. So what went wrong?
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has used its suspension power for the first time to ban two subsidiaries of the Financial Group - network Financial Ltd and separate firm Investments Ltd - from recruiting new appointed representatives (ARs) and individual advisers for a period of four and a half months.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has begun criminal proceedings against a foreign exchange (forex) trader who set up an unauthorised investment scheme.
Charles Stanley has said it is approaching the coming months with caution after witnessing falling commission income, and significant costs to invest in the business.
Closed life consolidator Phoenix has comprehensively refinanced its debt to strengthen its balance sheet and better support its growth plans.
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