James Hay has added more than 100 new funds to its platform, including a number of risk-rated and multi-manager offerings.
James Hay has seen its average wrap case size rise 21% in the last six months.
Fiona Murphy asks whether SIPP clients and advisers are restricted by a drawdown loophole
Retirement Planner's round-up of the top pension stories this week.
SIPP provider James Hay recorded a 10% dip in profits in the first half of 2012, during which it continued to leak business.
IFG Group, the firm which owns SIPP provider James Hay Partnership and IFA firm Saunderson House, has announced 2011 profits of £12.2m.
Neil MacGillivray weighs up the tax charges on various retirement vehicles.
Hornbuckle Mitchell is developing an online SIPP to be launched in late 2012 or early 2013.
James Hay and Fidelity have been ordered to pay Sir Peter Gershon more than £26,000 in total in compensation after they delayed his investment by several months due to a lost cheque.