Victims of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme are set to receive proceeds from a $210m settlement between a Bank of New York Mellon advisory firm subsidiary and US authorities, the New York attorney-general has said.
The current Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) funding strategy is 'unsustainable' and poses a threat to both advisers and consumers, according to Tenet.
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As Greece finds itself making headlines once more, eurosceptic John Redwood has warned a euro break-up is still on the cards.
A group of IFA firms and industry professionals led by former Honister Capital director Alan Easter will aim to create a ‘middle ground' between being directly authorised and part of a network in their new venture.
Lawyers and trustees acting to retrieve £52m removed from nine pension funds during the GP Noble fraud have got back 85% of the missing cash.
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IFAs that outsource fund management may be "abdicating their responsibilities," according to the founder of Belfast-based firm Carrington Wealth Manager.
Poor interim results from Vodafone have pushed the FTSE 100 down 0.9% to a two-month low in morning trading.
The Money Advice Service (MAS) has generated the ire of Facebook users by posting unwanted sponsored material on the pages of other users on the social networking site.