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Standard Life has proposed to cut 95 members of staff from its UK customer service department.

Lifemark investors have forced a meeting to decide the fate of the troubled portfolio to be postponed while a potential rescue deal is hammered out.

More people have used professional advice when considering financial products than a year ago but the majority still do not see it as necessary, according to research.

Equity ETF inflows topped bond ETFs for a second week at the start of November but positive sentiment following the Eurozone deal disappeared as a turn in events left equity indices down.

John Duffield, the founder of New Star, will not be appearing in court during the case brought against his former company by Patrick Evershed, Investment Week, IFAonline's sister title, understands.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) will press ahead with plans to force pension providers and advisers to reveal the effect of adviser charging on pension plans at the point of sale.

ETF cash flows showed a divergence of sentiment between the US and Europe in October, with the replication debate taking its toll on Europe, Deutsche Bank reports.

Strategic success at Guernsey-based Clydesdale Bank International has contributed to underlying growth in profits. Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks, owned by National Australia Bank Group, report results for their banking operations for the 12 months to...

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) will conduct another consultation into SIPP charge disclosure after an industry backlash.

New rules requiring firms to submit complaints data on individual advisers must include any client grievance related to advice given before 31 December 2012, the FSA said today.