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Paul Burgin examines the changing world of structured product design, marketing and distribution legislation.

Ed Dymott, head of UK fund partners at Fidelity International, says the fund distribution industry needs to remember disclosure and transparency are not the same thing.

David Glick, director of Edge Investment Management, says investing in the glamorous world of football transfers is a new way of mitigating inheritance tax liabilities.

Andrew Neville, mid-cap specialist at RCM, the equity manager of Allianz Global Investors, explores the asset class.

Wayne Vernon is a paraplanner at The Private Office, an appointed representative of AWD Chase De Vere. He says, while others dreamed of being astronauts, he knew he wanted to work in financial advice…

Advisers are more aware than ever of structured products but education is the key to them moving from a niche player into the mainstream.

Oscar fever is everywhere today following the 82nd Academy Awards last night. Not to be outdone by Hollywood, we have compiled our own list of the winners and losers of the 2010 financial 'Oscars'.

Lib Dem Steve Webb has been charged with shaping pensions policy in the new coalition Government. So what did he have to say about a possible Con-Lib coalition in this interview from March?

Paul Burgin examines the Absolute Return sector, the second best-selling retail class of 2009. Managers are betting both ways on recovery as they wait for government action on interest rates, economic stimulus and sovereign debt.

David Ferguson, CEO of Nucleus, assesses recent moves by wraps and platforms to clarify their pricing structures.