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Who moved where in another busy week in financial services?

Investec Structured Products is set to launch its first UCITS fund which will be available via wraps and platforms later this month.

Advisers are "significantly undervaluing" the work they do for clients when working out their charging structures post-RDR, according to Prudential.

The Isle of Man Association of Pension Scheme Providers (APSP) has stated that the Isle of Man will continue to monitor the situation before any decision on changes to QROPS legislation is made.

Global fixed income fund managers are switching to high-quality emerging markets (EM) sovereign debt in search of better value, reports Standard & Poor's (S&P) Capital IQ's latest sector trends research

The Institute of Financial Planning has announced that four more firms are to join its Accredited Financial Planning Firms register.

Fidelity FundsNetwork has become the first supermarket to launch an unbundled pricing model.

More than 20 dawn raids were carried out by the Financial Services Authority last year as the watchdog continued its use of visible enforcement, a law firm says.

Clients of troubled spreadbetting firm Worldspreads have moved a step closer to getting funds back through the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) after administrators KPMG began sending out final statements.

Confidence in the financial services industry has dramatically improved in the last quarter, with life insurers and investment managers "particularly bullish", a poll shows.