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Hargreaves Lansdown recorded a 12.8% rise in assets under administration over Q1, as its Vantage platform posted £1bn of net new business.

Morgan Stanley has warned Germany could withdraw from the eurozone as the fallout from the Greek debt bailout continues.

The HMRC has reversed its decision to force advisers to contact it about kick-out structured products held in ISAs until it completes a review on the issue.

F&C has seen a significant shift in the type of IFAs using its Lifestyle fund range as a result of changes brought by the RDR.

Fresh concerns over advisers' minimum qualifications surfaced this week after the trade body for IFAs launched its own exam option at a level above that proposed in the RDR.

BlackRock's ETF arm iShares has surpassed $500bn in global assets under management (AUM), hitting $509bn at the end of March.

The Tories have unveiled plans to launch Britain's first free national financial advice service at a cost of £50m a year.

The FSA has appointed Pensions Regulator chief Tony Hobman as head of the newly created Consumer Financial Education Body (CFEB).

National IFA network IN Partnership has selected IntelliFlo's Intelligent Office solution to provide its back-office technology.

IndexIQ has released an ETF tracking the small capitalisation sector of publicly traded companies in South Korea, on NYSE Arca.