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Andrew Fisher, the chief executive of Towry, has announced his departure from the business after ten years.

deVere Group has launched a dedicated workplace advice division which will provide whole of market advice to current and former employees of larger businesses.

Hargreaves Lansdown has said Neil Woodford's new fund management venture could provide a further boost to its business after it reported record net inflows of £1.83bn for the first quarter.

Charles Stanley's pre-tax profits are likely to fall 10% short of market expectations due to rising costs, the wealth manager has warned.

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UK CPI inflation fell for a sixth consecutive month in March to hit a fresh four-year low, according to latest figures from the Office for National Statistics.

Goldman Sachs has sought to reassure clients spooked by the recent falls in tech stocks, saying the US is unlikely to suffer a 2000-style crash.

Most types of financial services firms will pay a lower than expected Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) levy for 2014-2015 after it cut its bill by £37m, but investment advisers face another hike in costs.

Old Mutual is reviewing Intrinsic's risk-rated Cirilium proposition in a move which could see it take over the range from Henderson.

Aviva has enhanced its heart attack definition on new critical illness (CI) policies to pay out on the diagnosis of a heart attack regardless of severity.