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John Bakie

Articles by John Bakie

RDR

Provider role in decency limits is 'anti-RDR'

Skandia says proposals to ensure provider firms intervene in cases of ‘extreme' adviser charges go against the principles of the RDR.

clock 22 July 2009 •

Regulation

HSBC firms fined £3m for losing 180,000 client files

HSBC subsidiaries have been fined a total of £3m for failing to protect their customers' personal data.

clock 22 July 2009 •

Your profession

Barclays and RBS 'need billions more in capital' - papers

Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland will have to find billions of pounds more capital if they are to continue growing their investment banks under new rules designed to protect against the higher risks of "casino" banking, says The Telegraph.

clock 22 July 2009 •

Your profession

FSA fines and bans father and son advisers

The directors of a Yorkshire-based financial group have been banned and fined by the FSA for putting 53 clients at risk of losing almost £10m.

clock 21 July 2009 •

uncategorised

Half of advisers have poor knowledge of annuities

One in two advisers admits to not having a thorough knowledge of the annuities market, according to research.

clock 21 July 2009 •

Tax Planning

AWD Chase de Vere launches free tax planning guide

AWD Chase de Vere has made available a tax planning guide to help consumers manage their tax affairs effectively during the economic downturn.

clock 21 July 2009 •

Your profession

Public sector borrowing rises to £13bn

The government was forced to borrow £13bn in June, almost double the amount in the same month last year, as shrinking tax receipts continued to put pressure on public sector finances.

clock 21 July 2009 •

Your profession

Friends Prov investors hope Resolution deal will be revived - papers

Shareholders in Friends Provident are expected to urge the group to return to takeover talks with Resolution after the insurer roundly rejected its latest proposal, reports The Times.

clock 21 July 2009 •

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Will RDR succeed where the OFT failed?

One of the outcomes that the FSA is trying to achieve with the RDR is to have remuneration arrangements that allow competitive forces to work in favour of consumers.

clock 21 July 2009 •

Regulation

Tories outline plans for future of financial regulation

The Conservatives have said they will abolish the FSA and give the Bank of England greater responsibilities as part of radical plans to strengthen financial regulation in the UK.

clock 20 July 2009 •
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