The Tax Incentivised Savings Association (TISA) has thrown its weight behind an automated platform re-registration system based on the ISO20022 standard, hailing it "a significant step forward".
Most financial service practitioners believe the FSA is losing its fight to stamp out insider dealing, research suggests.
National Friendly has re-structured its broker channel to cater more specifically for growth in the face of a 200% increase in sales in the last 12 months.
The FSA has fined Winterflood, the largest market-maker on AIM, and two of its traders £4.25m for market abuses.
Auto-enrolment is opening up a pensions knowledge gap among employers which the industry should be filling warn IFAs.
The Liberal Democrats are enjoying a surge in voter confidence in their ability to improve household finances across Britain, according to a survey by Markit/YouGov.
Association of British Insurers director of investment affairs Peter Montagnon has quit after almost 10 years at the trade association.
Friends, peers and colleagues pay tribute to former IFA Promotions (IFAP) chief executive David Elms, who died on Tuesday.
The three main political parties' manifesto pledges on pensions have been dismissed as "bland" with no commitments and offering "nothing explicit" by pensions experts.
National IFA Positive Solutions is effectively increasing the charges it levies on some partners in an effort to offset rising regulatory costs and return to profit.