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FCA consults on prudential investment firm rules: Targets liquidity, remuneration and capital requirements
FCA calls for industry views on post-Brexit prudential rules
GAM management waive 2019 bonuses as group announces new strategy
After hard year for business
SLA sees 42% backlash against directors' pay
Incoming CFO salary main reason for vote result
FCA chief Bailey's pay package nears £600k in 2018
Senior staff pay revealed
LGIM to vote against FTSE 350 boards with below 25% female representation
Voted against 37 board chairs in 2017 on poor diversity
BlackRock to pay George Osborne £650,000 for advisory role
City speeches earned him £800,000
Prando's Asset Management - Bonus question
The chairman wonders whether to abolish Prando's theoretical remuneration scheme
An adviser bonus approach Rory Percival approves of
Performance management - rewarding staff beyond their salaries - remains area of contention
Ongoing focus: The FCA, remuneration and incentives
The FCA, remuneration and incentives
Remuneration councils blamed for 'excessive' bonus culture
Industry experts have lambasted remuneration councils and stated the need for changes to executive bonuses in financial services.
Advisers could be hit with more remuneration rules
The FSA is consulting on whether to extend its code of remuneration practices, designed to clamp-down on bank excesses, to retail investment intermediaries.
FSA warns banks to change bonus policies
The FSA has written to the chief executives of the UK's banks, asking them to examine their firms' policies on remuneration.
SHIP clarifies adviser remuneration rules
Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP) has updated its certificate for members, which it says will provide better customer protection.
Advisers ditching initial commission for fees
Advisers are moving away from initial commission towards fees, Skandia sales over the last two years suggest.
Commission business nears extinction at Scottish Life
Scottish Life says only 7% of its new regular premium individual business is written on a commission basis, with the rest fee-based.
Sants incentives speech 'a shot at commission'
FSA chief executive Hector Sants used a recent speech on IFA reward schemes to take a swipe at commission-based remuneration, according to law firm CMS Cameron McKenna.
CAR likely to succeed - Scottish Life
Customer agreed remuneration (CAR) will probably succeed in establishing a sustainable model in the marketplace, according to Scottish Life.
Factory-gate 'probable' after RDR
Widespread adoption of the factory-gate pricing model by adviser firms is "probable" following the conclusion of the Retail Distribution Review, says Winterthur.
Adviser remuneration 'evolving' - Skandia
The traditional commission structure of the adviser market is evolving with IFAs opting for more varied ways of being paid, according to Skandia.
Reducing the greys of client ownership
There have been a few developments recently which have put the spotlight on the relationship between the client and the adviser and, more specifically, ownership of the client between the provider and the adviser.
ReThincing growth
Thinc Group is introducing a radical remuneration structure which offers financial advisers "a dignified exit from the industry" at retirement but requires those not bringing in enough annual revenue to change their status within the firm.
Questions over use of commission under MiFID
IFAs have been warned implementation of an EU directive next year could require financial advisers to work harder to prove commission remuneration enhances the service offered to consumers and should not be considered an inducement from providers.
Change the marketing and culture, says FSCP
The Financial Services Consumer Panel has laid down a challenge to the financial industry to change its entire culture and live up to its "treating customers fairly" requirements.
'Treating Customers Fairly' needs more work - FSA
All financial services firms must do more to ensure customers are treated fairly, says the FSA, as its own scathing research suggests some advisers still recommend products according to remuneration prospects rather than the needs of the client.
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