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Nucleus has improved its technology in order to provide faster and easier administration, following consultation with users.

Employers must undertake financial education for their workforces before auto-enrolment starts later this year, a behavioural finance expert argues.

IFA firm AFH plans to raise just over £650,000 through a share issue to fuel its acquisition plans.

Strong retail fund flows in the first half of 2012 have driven Jupiter's AUM to £23.4m, exceeding analyst expectations as the group reported net profit of £31.2m for the period.

The Institute of Financial Services (IFS) has launched a QCF level 6 financial advice qualification as a response to demand from its members.

F&C has confirmed its head of funds and investment trusts Charlie Porter is set to leave the group, with Thames River's Mike Warren becoming head of F&C's retail business.

Britain's economy would suffer harsher consequences than Germany's should the eurozone break up, a consultant has predicted.

A top Bank of England economist has said his profession should take part of the blame for the financial crisis, according to the Telegraph.

The Association of Independent Financial Advisers (AIFA) has criticised a proposed redress scheme for investors in Arch Cru.

An IFA who was sacked after an allegation that she drunkenly abused a client has won her two-year unfair dismissal battle with her former employer and been handed £25,000 compensation.