RDR

Rob Fisher, head of marketing, DC & workplace savings business, at Fidelity Worldwide Investment, outlines the two opportunities auto-enrolment offers advisers.

Quantitative or qualitative research, or a combination of the two? Maria Merricks discovers the best way to decide who controls the destiny of your clients' money.

With RDR implementation now little more than a year away, Chris Davies, author of Winning Client Trust, explains how social science can help advisers profit from the changes.

Advisers and intermediaries on lower incomes are significantly more likely to exit the industry post-RDR than their peers, according to research commissioned by the FSA.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is to conduct a review into the sale of unregulated collective investment schemes (UCIS) early next year.

An oft-cited reason for selecting a distributor influenced fund (DIF) over an independent vehicle - that it can mitigate clients' capital gains tax (CGT) liabilities - is not a strong enough standalone reason for recommending it, the FSA has said.

By way of a Christmas present, the FSA and the OFT are consulting on guidance about new post PPI products, such as short-term IP (STIP).

Nick Blake, head of retail sales at Vanguard Asset Management, on whether we have reached a tipping point on fund costs.

On a recent road trip, Shaun Sandiford, business development director at Axa Wealth, asked advisers how they would change their business if RDR didn't exist.

Peter Walls, manager of the Unicorn Mastertrust fund, offers his advice on which asset classes are best suited for newly-launched Junior ISAs.