Panacea Adviser has launched Panacea Social Stream, a new service that allows advisers to engage with and educate customers through their social media channels.
There is no reason why financial services shouldn't be ‘sexy' in a post-Retail Distribution Review (RDR) world, according to Rory Percival technical specialist at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The Financial Conduct Athority (FCA) has axed a proposal to cut the fees advisers pay towards the Money Advice Service (MAS) by 94%, and instead will reduce them by just 42%.
The MAS intends to deliver a series of targeted interventions and school-based programmes to young people. Here Rod McKee, vice principal, Institute of Financial Services (IFS) School of Finance argues that this is simply not enough.
Aegon has launched a selection of auto-enrolment investment funds suitable for use as the default option for employers.
Consolidator Bellpenny is betting on what it expects will be a 'second shake out' of advisers to double its funds under management by the end of the year.