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Openwork, the restricted network, has become a member of the Association of Professional Financial Advisers (APFA).

In this Retirement Planner quick fire poll we ask where you think people will go to access information about retirement income options such as annuities.

An internal review of advised mortgage cases at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) showed just two out of 91 customers received mortgage conduct of business (MCOB)-compliant advice.

Skandia is to add clean share classes to its platform following HM Revenue & Customs' decision that rebates to customers are taxable.

Global equity markets across the board have posted a strong start to the year, but there have been some clear winners in a quarter which saw many markets rise to multi-year or record highs.

Gold and resources funds continued to struggle in the first quarter of 2013, as investors remained in risk-on mode and opted for equities over safe havens such as the precious metal.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management has named Simon Crinage as the new head of its investment trust business, following the departure of David Barron earlier this year.

The Banking Standards Commission has asked the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to consider if three former HBOS bankers should be barred from future roles in the financial sector.

Guernsey-based trust company Nerine, has launched a trust solution for Indian nationals.

Aegon has launched a selection of auto-enrolment investment funds suitable for use as the default option for employers.