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Canadian ETF provider Horizon has launched adviser class versions of four of its ETFs in a bid to attract advisers which work on a commission basis.

European markets could see heavy losses in a rapid US-style flash crash, warned Nigel Thomas, manager of the £2.8bn AXA Framlington Select Opportunities fund.

Cofunds has today announced its new unbundled charging structure which will launch around the middle of next year alongside the bundled model. But is the supermarket offering a good deal for clients?

Trade unions this morning declared war on government pension policy after three of the country's biggest confirmed some 1.65 million workers would move to strike in November over public sector pensions.

The FSA today handed out the second largest fine for an intermediary to a London-based mortgage for repeated mortgage fraud and deliberately misleading the regulator.

Platform giant Cofunds has denied it is instigating a pricing war with the wraps as it rolled-out an unbundled charging model.

Retirement Planner's round up of the top pensions stories this week.

iShares has listed two US fixed income ETFs on the London Stock Exchange.

UK unemployment has seen the sharpest quarterly rise in over two years, with the unemployment rising 80,000 to 2.51 million, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Fidelity FundsNetwork has confirmed it will offer unbundled charges from Q1 2012.