Opinion

This is a fair enough question, one would think, when research from Moneyfacts shows lenders are enjoying margins at all-time highs on their mortgage rates.

The Keydata saga was further complicated this week as a row broke out between Norwich & Peterborough and the FOS over the sales of Keydata plans through the building society.

If you have been reading the national press in recent weeks you could be excused for thinking the actively managed fund industry was on its last legs.

We all seem to be the victims of data overload, but there are some areas of the financial services world where there appears to be a dearth of information.

Graham Harvey questions the value of new EU rules stating consumers are told the total premium they will pay over the life of their policy

Martin Davis looks at the factors that influence advisers when selecting a network

Cover's editor, Paul Robertson, is relishing the Government bashing kiddies and grannies.

For those who have seen the film Pirates of the Caribbean, or have a passing interest in 17th century buccaneers, the term ‘Living by the Code' should be reasonably familiar.

Stefan Isaacs, a fund manager in M&G's bond team, dissects Liverpool's current turmoil and explains why football clubs remain an unattractive proposition for most debt investors.

Our first post-war coalition Government has now lasted 100 days; not a great achievement in itself but a convenient moment at which to pause and consider its impact on the financial services sector.