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Paul Avis discusses the benefits and pitfalls for advisers considering the group protection sector.

Critical illness products are continually evolving worldwide. With this in mind, Greg Becker checks out some interesting developments in Hong Kong.

Premier Wealth Management’s Adrian Shandley couldn’t quite believe a client’s stance on the dwindling value of his property.

Jeremy Gleeson, portfolio manager at AXA Framlington, explains why interest in the technology sector is gaining pace.

Mike Morrison, AXA Wealth head of pensions development, tackles the disconnect between consumers’ perceived risk appetite and their real attitude to risk.

Dawn Kendall, multi-manager at Architas, uses historical examples to pinpoint why the European monetary union is bound to fail in its present form.

Frank Potaczek of Close Brothers Asset Management looks at how passive investing has evolved and asks whether active index tracking is the future.

The FSA is big on whistleblowing, or so it claims. But these adviser testimonies suggest the regulator is rather letting the industry down, writes Laura Miller.

With the average cost to an IFA for moving clients between platforms at £1,000, it makes sense to get clients in the right proposition from the start, writes Nucleus's Terry Huddart