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From Pensions| May 25, 2012

Partnership enters annuity deal with Openwork

Product provider applauds Pica’s work but says more needs to be done to encourage people to shop around.

May 24, 2012

SVM hires European equity analyst

Edinburgh-based boutique brings in ex-BNP Paribas analyst on European portfolios.

May 23, 2012

Massow complains over trail rebate competitor

IFA commission rebate firm denies its offer is misleading because it only applies to specific investment policies.

From Pensions| May 23, 2012

Private security firm set up by GP Noble funds, court hears

A financial adviser allegedly used £4.2m stolen in a £52m pension fund fraud to set up a company specialising in security for European Royals and...

May 23, 2012

Sesame agrees five-year deal with MortgageBrain

Network says latest deal will see it continue to fund the cost of point of sale system for its mortgage advisers.

May 23, 2012

Swip leaves big-name managers out of global eq line up

International equities boss Mike McNaught-Davis absent from Swip’s final global equity team.

Analysis & Opinion
Verbatim unveils DFM service for advisers

From Investments| May 23, 2012

Verbatim unveils DFM service for advisers

Verbatim Asset Management has launched a discretionary fund management service to meet the needs of IFAs after the retail distribution review, its...

IMA’s Richard Saunders to step down

From IFA Industry| May 15, 2012

IMA’s Richard Saunders to step down

Chief executive to leave the asset management trade body after 11 years.

Platforms and the brave new world: David Ferguson, Nucleus

Interview fromIFA Industry| Apr 27, 2012

Platforms and the brave new world: David Ferguson, Nucleus

Nucleus chief executive discusses Nucleus’s future and how he is “surprised but pleased” that no one has emulated its model.

Apr 23, 2012

Articulating clear, specific objectives

Asset managers must work harder to help clients understand funds

Recent Articles
  1. Partnership enters annuity deal with Openwork
    From Pensions| May 25, 2012

    Partnership enters annuity deal with Openwork

    Product provider applauds Pica’s work but says more needs to be done to encourage people to shop around.

  2. SVM hires European equity analyst
    May 24, 2012

    SVM hires European equity analyst

    Edinburgh-based boutique brings in ex-BNP Paribas analyst on European portfolios.

  3. Massow complains over trail rebate competitor
    May 23, 2012

    Massow complains over trail rebate competitor

    IFA commission rebate firm denies its offer is misleading because it only applies to specific investment policies.

  4. Private security firm set up by GP Noble funds, court hears
    From Pensions| May 23, 2012

    Private security firm set up by GP Noble funds, court hears

    A financial adviser allegedly used £4.2m stolen in a £52m pension fund fraud to set up a company specialising in security for European Royals and...

  5. Sesame agrees five-year deal with MortgageBrain
    May 23, 2012

    Sesame agrees five-year deal with MortgageBrain

    Network says latest deal will see it continue to fund the cost of point of sale system for its mortgage advisers.

  6. Swip leaves big-name managers out of global eq line up
    May 23, 2012

    Swip leaves big-name managers out of global eq line up

    International equities boss Mike McNaught-Davis absent from Swip’s final global equity team.

  7. Swip’s Russell and McKenzie to remain at firm
    May 23, 2012

    Swip’s Russell and McKenzie to remain at firm

    Edinburgh-based asset manager announces further detail of equities team overhaul.

  8. Ken Davy launches restricted national model
    May 23, 2012

    Ken Davy launches restricted national model

    SimplyBiz founder launches “groundbreaking”, regulatory friendly and client focused restricted proposition.

  9. May 23, 2012

    Graduates eye Blemain scheme

    Manchester-based specialist lender Blemain Group has reported record applications for its 2012 graduate scheme.

  10. UK pensions savings hit rock bottom: Scottish Widows
    From Pensions| May 23, 2012

    UK pensions savings hit rock bottom: Scottish Widows

    UK pension savings has hit an all-time low, with a fifth of people failing to save anything for their retirement, a survey has found.

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