About
Question of Trust is a campaign backed by Financial Adviser that aims to restore trust in financial services and that boasts the support of the Institute of Financial Planning, the Financial Services Research Forum and charity Credit Action
News
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IFP takes up Question of Trust mantle from Mullins
The Institute of Financial Planning has pledged to continue to push for the highest standards of ethical behaviour, despite the formal ending of...
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Mullins not giving up on Question of Trust
Shane Mullins has insisted he is not giving up on his campaign to restore trust in financial services, but is changing tack.
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Professionalism in banks must be paramount: Cass
Increasing professionalism in banking is an important first step in curtailing unethical behaviour in the industry, Andre Spicer has said.
Analysis & Opinion
Unbecoming behaviour
Despite the turmoil surrounding financial regulation, some features still remain a mystery.
Something is seriously wrong in financial services
Recent banking scandals give rise to the question of what punishment would be appropriate to ensure that they never happen again.
Another hornets’ nest
The more we hear about the Libor scandal the more it looks like a hornets’ nest: known and unknown banks knee-high in corrupt practices, regulators...
Recent Articles
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Question of Trust seeks to restore faith in banking
The Question of Trust campaign group has presented its evidence to the cross-party Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, citing why trust...
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Trust and support for the IFP members: Cann
The Institute of Financial Planning’s main focus for the next 12 months is to support its membership as it continues the transition to a fee-based...
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IFA Solutions delivers PI for accredited firms
Financial planning firms accredited and recognised by the Institute of Financial Planning will have access to special PI scheme.
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‘RDR is just one step on long road to trust’
There is no silver bullet to cure the lack of trust in financial services, and the retail distribution review certainly is not the answer, research...