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JO Hambro Capital Management is considering rolling out a multi-asset range as it looks to benefit from pension reforms, its chief executive has said.
Net retail sales of UK equity income funds hit a record high of £1.4bn last month, according to the Investment Management Association, as Neil Woodford's new fund provided a boon to the sector.
Discretionary fund managers (DFMs) are facing growing pressures to standardise managed portfolio fees as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) considers warning advisers against using any service where costs are not clear.
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Wealth manager St James's Place (SJP) has revealed it received a Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) levy of £6.9m for 2014.
With the FCA's multiple spotlights converging on investment suitability, advisers are being invited to have their questions answered...
Transact has appointed Goldman Sachs to broker a full sale of the business, with senior staff open to an exit if a takeover is agreed, Professional Adviser's sister title Investment Week understands.
Lloyds Banking Group has been fined a total of £218m by UK and US authorities for a series of failings, including manipulating fees it owed to the Bank of England (BoE) for a taxpayer-backed scheme designed to support the UK’s banks during the financial crisis.
The use of super clean share classes by certain platforms is beginning to cause 'unintended restrictions' for clients trying to re-register to alternative platforms.
Funds from Schroders, Jupiter, and Henderson Global Investors are dominating Chelsea Financial Services’ new ratings service, FundCalibre.
Funds from BlackRock and J.P. Morgan have been added to Sanlam Private Investment’s bi-annual list of underperforming income portfolios after a tough year for some of their mandates.
Aberdeen Asset Management has seen double the outflows it expected from its funds following completion of the SWIP takeover.
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.
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.
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...
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St James's Place hit by £6.9m FSCS levy
Advisers facing super clean fund transfer ‘nightmare’
Regulators hit Lloyds group with £218m fine for fees and rates manipulation
Pensions passport idea touted as ‘win-win’
FSCS 'expects' more IFA failures from SIPP investigations