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Aifa questions legitimacy of FSA fees consultation
Annual consultation does not appear to affect final fee decision, Chris Hannant argues.
Institutions got away ‘lightly’ in Arch Cru redress, Aifa
Aifa policy director argues advisers are being tapped for too much of the FSCS redress bill.
European trade body claims commision ban victory
The European parliament is convinced banning commission is “highly anti-democratic,” according to a European trade body for financial advisers.
Aifa: Stronger Mas would be ‘inappropriate and unfair’
Money Advice Service should not offer regulated advice as it would be unfair to have this funded by advisers.
Derek Bradley: Independent, restricted or third way?
Derek Bradley, founder of the PanaceaIFA website, has questioned whether in the debate between restricted and independent advice, there is a third...
MPs call for simple and transparent pensions
Fees for the government’s workplace pension scheme must come down and more providers need to enter the market to stimulate competition, politicians...
Analysis & Opinion
Regulator’s funding model is broken: Chris Hannant
Association of IFAs’ policy director enters the ring over increasing regulatory fees, FSA accountability and Arch Cru redress.
A shrewd operator
The muted reaction to the news that IMA chief executive Richard Saunders is stepping down by the end of 2012 reflects his low-key lobbying style.
IMA’s Richard Saunders to step down
Chief executive to leave the asset management trade body after 11 years.
Moving to a new home: Robert Sinclair, Ami
Director shares his thoughts on the Mortgage Market Review and the role of the newly-independent trade body.
Recent Articles
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May 25, 2012Aifa questions legitimacy of FSA fees consultation
Annual consultation does not appear to affect final fee decision, Chris Hannant argues.
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Interview| May 25, 2012
Regulator’s funding model is broken: Chris Hannant
Association of IFAs’ policy director enters the ring over increasing regulatory fees, FSA accountability and Arch Cru redress.
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May 25, 2012
Institutions got away ‘lightly’ in Arch Cru redress, Aifa
Aifa policy director argues advisers are being tapped for too much of the FSCS redress bill.
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From Regulation| May 25, 2012European trade body claims commision ban victory
The European parliament is convinced banning commission is “highly anti-democratic,” according to a European trade body for financial advisers.
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May 24, 2012
Aifa: Stronger Mas would be ‘inappropriate and unfair’
Money Advice Service should not offer regulated advice as it would be unfair to have this funded by advisers.
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From IFA Industry| May 23, 2012Derek Bradley: Independent, restricted or third way?
Derek Bradley, founder of the PanaceaIFA website, has questioned whether in the debate between restricted and independent advice, there is a third...
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From Pensions| May 23, 2012MPs call for simple and transparent pensions
Fees for the government’s workplace pension scheme must come down and more providers need to enter the market to stimulate competition, politicians...
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FTAdviser BlogonTrade Bodies| May 21, 2012
A shrewd operator
The muted reaction to the news that IMA chief executive Richard Saunders is stepping down by the end of 2012 reflects his low-key lobbying style.
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May 21, 2012Fidelity’s Warland tipped for IMA role
Former IMA chief emerges as top candidate to replace departing Richard Saunders.
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May 18, 2012Amii aims to raise awareness with new sub-committees
Groups for provider membership, employee benefits and larger intermediary membership launched.
