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The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has appointed Lesley Titcomb as chief executive.

Nucleus has boosted assets under administration by 25% year-on-year in the third quarter after a strong summer for gross inflows.

Only a third of advisers are currently qualified to provide long term care advice despite growing interest from advisers in the area, the Association of Professional Financial Advisers (APFA) has found.

A family of five, their mortgage adviser and a solicitor have narrowly escaped jail after being found guilty of masterminding a £1.5m mortgage fraud.

An action group set up to claw money back from the suspended traded life settlement fund EEA is urging investors to apply to redeem up to 5% of their shares, before the deadline of 28 November.

The number of women saving adequately for retirement has reached a four year high according to Scottish Widows Women and Retirement report.

Neil Woodford has invested £16m in a US biotech company working on brain tumour treatment.

Too many regulatory requirements around what charges need to be disclosed on investment and savings products make it difficult for advisers to assess and compare the cost of products, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) technical specialist Rory Percival...

Around 8,000 investors have put their name to a lawsuit claiming Lloyds misled shareholders ahead of the bank's acquisition of HBOS six years ago.

Kames Capital chief executive Martin Davis has said a consumer group report that was highly critical of how fund managers charge fees is "over simplistic" and another "rant" from the body.