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A high take-up of auto-enrolment could make the policy a "victim of its own success", a think tank has warned.

European legislation the Markets in Financial Instruments directive (Mifid II) is the glaring omission from discussions about the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), according to the chief executive of the Association of Private Client Investment Managers...

A national campaign has been launched to try to tackle the estimated £1.2bn of fraud suffered by UK investors every year.

An IFA has helped a couple win compensation from high street bank Santander after the bank was unable to tell the clients how many accounts they had or how much money they had invested.

An independent long-term savings commission is needed to depoliticise key pension policy decisions, AJ Bell has said.

The Money Advice Service (MAS) has hired Caroline Rookes as its new chief executive to succeed Tony Hobman.

Investment Week hosted our 14th annual Investment Company of the Year Awards at a glittering ceremony in London last night.

UBS could be hit with a record penalty by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) next week following the rogue trade which cost the bank $2.3bn.

A loophole in planned banking reforms could leave taxpayers on the hook for billions of pounds during another financial crisis, according to the governor of the Bank of England (BoE).

The government's auto-enrolment legislation may have a more significant effect on consumers' disposable income than planned government cuts, according to JO Hambro Capital Management's Clive Beagles.