Saying goodbye to Brexit
Simoney Kyriakou
Simoney Kyriakou is deputy editor of Financial Adviser. She has been a financial journalist since the late 1990s.
FCA has dragged its feet over Sipp investments
Fiscal Phil giveth and taketh away
How Hargreaves highlights the pitfalls of Mifid II
Enough with the one-size-fits-all regulation already
Fos's proposed limits mean the joke's on us next April
FCA must crack down on CMCs to end the horror show
FCA's register is a search too far
On PI, the long stop and those chancing claimants
Help to Save? Call me cynical, but ...
Sympathy for the devil?
The future's young for advisory firms
In praise of the young apprentice
Fos is still prone to act as judge, jury and executioner
Why the advisory profession is better than Netflix
Brexit, base rates and barren shelves
Why I'm fuming over Lisa getting dumped
Scammers' last chance saloon
What passing songs for those who strive in finance?
The unrealistic expectation of good service
Cold-calling ban delay is unacceptable
There are rules, and then there's the spirit
FCA's credit review can't regulate against stupidity
Is Frank Field pushing for the end of the welfare state?
FCA study reveals the true state of Britain's youth
Why Woodford's woes remind us we're all human
Pensions? Why bother?
Financial jargon is the bane of my life
Don't feed the trolls
Why I love my Lisa
Trump, gold and Schadenfreude
Double the trouble