Story by: Joe McGrath, Money Management
Against the backdrop of the global economic chill, investors are increasingly looking further than conventional funds for enhanced returns, as Joe McGrath discovers
Marcia Banner of Clerical Medical explores the use of the 'bypass trust' as a home for death benefits payable from personal or occupational pension schemes
Positive news is hard to find for the UK life industry after a challenging year for the sector, says Mark Button of Standard & Poor's
Increasing reliance on money purchase pensions is bringing out their shortcomings, suggests John Chapman
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With world stock markets in turmoil, investors are seeking security. Geordie Clarke looks at which structured product can meet the demand for equity exposure with a safety net
AVMs have become a fixture of the mortgage market during the housing boom. How will they fare now that the market is falling, asks Laverne Hadaway?
The business protection market is still in its infancy but insurers believe it's time for it to come of age and are keen to promote it. Helen Pridham looks at the opportunities for advisers
With bonus rates continuing to plummet, should with profits policyholders continue with their policies? Vince Smith-Hughes, national pensions manager at AIG Life Wealth Management, looks at the practicalities
In 2007, the success of multi-manager prompted the FSA to see at how small firms were dealing with the funds. With a TCF deadline and the RDR outcome imminent, Gareth Shaw assesses its impact one year on
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As the financial outlook darkens, former investment banker Russell Taylor looks at the four demons that frustrate good investment intentions
Funds of funds are growing in popularity but critics still complain about double charging and question performance. Elliot Farley, senior investment analyst at T Bailey, is keen to explode the myths of multi-managers
Commission based advisers are bracing themselves for larger clawbacks after Legal & General has been accused of taking a more aggressive stance on lost revenue from cancelled policies.
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The prospect of earning cash plus returns in falling markets is attractive. Absolute return funds claim to do this, but is it always possible, asks Geordie Clarke?
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