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Adam Smears, head of investment research at Skandia, has left the group to pursue other opportunities.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has charged a former adviser with six offences relating to investment advice given whilst unauthorised.

Novia has added ten Carmignac Gestion funds to the wrap - the first platform in the UK to do so.

Networks may only find relief from their own financial troubles by raiding other struggling businesses, according to Ernst & Young.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined two firms a total of £250,000 for failing to provide it with accurate and timely transaction reports.

Hector Sants, the former chief executive of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), has defended his tenure at the regulator, arguing the changes he made have put it "in good stead".

A potential gap looms between employee and employer expectations of when workers will retire, an Aegon report has warned.

The seemingly "endless" list of industry qualifications such as the ISO22222 and the BS8577 are becoming a "cash cow" and are "unnecessary", says one adviser.

More than six in ten investors would stop using their independent financial adviser (IFA) if they were to begin charging on an hourly rate, research has suggested.

Parts of the self-invested personal pension (SIPP) industry would have been left "dented and bruised" by yesterday's Financial Services Authority damning thematic review, Suffolk Life has said.