News
Regulation
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fired a warning shot at firms who have yet to begin transitioning to adviser charging, branding them a "big concern".
13 October 2011
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Adviser / Broking
Personal Touch has added a multi-tie protection panel to join its whole of market offering.
13 October 2011
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Pensions
Ministers have delayed the rise in the state pension age (SPA) to 66 by 2020 for women after widespread protest against the reform.
13 October 2011
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Active Managed
An asset manager best known for winning a Sunday Times fantasy fund manager competition before establishing his own investment business has outperformed every one of his peers over the last three months, as markets suffered.
13 October 2011
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Tax Planning
Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has warned UK residents and organisations with Swiss bank accounts to declare any outstanding tax before it begins investigations.
13 October 2011
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Group Protection
Half of British workers would not receive any support in returning to work from a long absence or do not know what help is available, according to new research.
13 October 2011
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Investment
All advisers who recommended Keydata products to low or medium risk clients who later claimed compensation, face the threat of legal action and crippling repayments to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, lawyers acting for the organisation have...
13 October 2011
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Regulation
Adair Turner has spent more than £66,000 in the past 15 months flying around the world as FSA chairman - largely because he never flys any lower than business class.
13 October 2011
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Economics / Markets
Eurozone banks may have to raise €200bn to boost their capital reserves under a proposal from the European Banking Authority (EBA).
13 October 2011
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uncategorised
Prime Minister David Cameron has promised the government will put in place support for women worst affected by state pension reform.
13 October 2011
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