FCA ‘non-advised’ drawdown plans get lukewarm response
Commentators cite potential issues including confusion over advice and complexity
Author: Cristian Angeloni
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Disgraced UK investment firm execs fined £80m
Ex-Keydata bosses given 16 days to pay or the regulator will take steps to recover the debt
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FCA says gender equality shouldn’t be ‘false consensus’
Whistleblowing complaints to the regulator about sexual misconduct up 300%
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UK government bans cold-calling on pensions
Ban will come into effect on 9 January 2019
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More investors move away from sterling-exposed funds
JP Morgan and Martin Currie among the trusts with the least exposure
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UK wealthy pay less IHT than average
Government review recommends digitalisation and simplification of the system
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Women-only wealth manager network launches
Raymond James pushing to increase the number of females in wealth management
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UK asset recovery firms shut for failure to recover assets
Companies cold called victims of failed alternative investment schemes
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Richard Buxton eyes expansion in Asia
The fund house parted ways its Asian equities team earlier this year
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HMRC nets £300,000 in ‘bizarre’ IHT ruling
Ruling leaves ‘a complex, nonsensical web of rules which risk layering on extra worry for beneficiaries’
