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Nucleus Financial is holding its third round of user sessions, designed to offer development training to all advisers and administrators using the platform.

iShares has launched the iShares Asia ETF Series, including four new ETFs in Hong Kong. The fou...

Standard & Poor's has welcomed today's approval by the European Parliament of a new system to register and regulate ratings firms within the EU.

Plans for a Government blacklist naming and shaming tax cheats who have swindled the Exchequer out of over £25,000 could encourage further abuse, according to accountancy firm, PKF.

The corporate bond sectors continue to lead sales at Cofunds, accounting for 39% of net sales in the first quarter, according to the platform.

AIFA has called for greater understanding of how 'advice' and 'sales' channels can work in tandem rather than fight each other post-RDR and repeated its plea for a 15-year long-stop on complaints.

Ascentric chief executive Hugo Thorman has set his sights on signing more large IFA firms to the wrap platform after snaring Chartwell earlier this month.

Barclays intends to increase lending to its UK customers and clients in 2009 by £11bn, with half of that figure going to homeowners and homebuyers.

Wet signatures on protection applications could be a thing of the past after the ABI entered into discussions with the Government.

Suffolk Life will remove fees for protected rights funds from 1 May 2009, it has confirmed.