RDR

Terry Smith, the City veteran planning to start his own fund group, warns of the “pernicious danger” of adviser inactivity following the RDR.

Only a third of consumers would be willing to pay anything for an hour of professional advice, according to a new survey by KPMG.

Advisers will always be core to Legal & General's (L&G) business but the restricted space is where it expects large future growth, according to the group's executive director for savings.

A new asset manager is offering advisers an equity stake in the business as it launches a range of RDR-compliant risk-rated funds.

Is joining a network the answer for advisers in the run up to RDR?

Standard Life CEO David Nish’s comments that the life insurer is keen to start exploring other distribution routes besides advisers, including direct to consumer and via employers, are still sending shock waves through the industry.

Not dead and buried: distributor-influenced funds

Steve Billingham says no two firms will price for their services in exactly the same way after RDR. Nor should they…

An increasing number of advisers are seeking information about RDR-compliant qualifications, according to research from unbiased.co.uk.

Canada Life and the Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) are launching a series of free seminars for advisers aimed at growing the group income protection (GIP) market.