Former Threesixty director David Ingram has expressed concerns about the apathy of network financial advisers as he seeks to gauge views on the future of the industry.

Advisers are being warned they may come under scrutiny for using asset allocation tools linked to a single provider ahead of regulatory reviews next year.

Mike McGaughrin has left his position as group operations director at Tenet as part of a continuing restructure at the top of the company.

The governor of the Bank of England has explained in detail his forecast that inflation to fall back to target levels over the next two years.

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The chairman of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) has suggested Parliament will have to give the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), one of its successor bodies, even greater powers to protect consumers.

MPs and Peers have been warned that proposals to publish warning notices will put some small firms out of business.

Introducing a 15-year long stop would boost investment into the advisory sector and create a "vibrant and well-capitalised community", Association of Independent Financial Advisers (AIFA) director general Stephen Gay has told Parliament.

Providers' claims that attitude-to-risk questionnaires can be as much as 93% accurate are being challenged by advisers.