The FSA today reached its "first milestone" in the transition to the new regulatory structure by replacing its supervision and risk units.

Tomorrow marks the start of the tax year, and it also marks the day a number of pieces of pensions legislation come into force.

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The first-quarter rebound in the UK economy was weaker than expected, a survey suggests, adding to a growing consensus the Bank of England should again delay raising interest rates this week.

Positive Solutions is confident partners who resigned last week over an eleventh-hour directive that will see exiting advisers charged a leavers' fee will stay with the company.

Lighthouse Group has secured a three-year deal to be the exclusive provider of financial advice to Prospect, a union representing some 121,000 UK managers and professionals.

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A 'significant' number of Positive Solutions partners have provisionally resigned from the national IFA over a new directive affecting advisers leaving the business.

Positive Solutions is upping the charges it levies partners, citing "substantial" increases in professional indemnity insurance costs and FSCS bills.

The FTSE reversed yesterday's late sell-off sparked by the results of the Irish bank stress tests in early trading on Friday.