Coronavirus prompts vast majority of advisers to reassess budgets for office space
Due to the pandemic, 84% of advice firms say they are now fully geared up to work remotely
Author: Robbie Lawther
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Manchester financial planning firm goes into administration
A year after it adopted the CII and PFS Pension Transfer Gold Status
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More than 800 advice firms face liquidity issues in coming months
FCA survey also reveals 755 companies received government-backed loans during pandemic
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FCA benchmarking plans for pension transfers fall short despite fast approaching deadline
Benchmarking rules described as one of the most contentious areas of changes to DB transfers
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UK wealth manager completes first advice M&A deal
Seven Bridges expects to increase its turnover to £1.8m after the acquisition
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Quilter doubles DB legacy contingency fund to £24m
Financial services firm moves from ‘significant advice business acquisitions’ to focus on organic growth
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SJP adds 39 partner firms during lockdown
Former footballer and Fidelity International business manager among graduates to launch businesses during Covid
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MPs to scrutinise scams in first stage of pension freedoms inquiry
Work and pensions committee revealed its review will be broken down into three parts
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Advisers forked out £110m on PI insurance in 2019
Average premium across the industry was £24,079
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Are financial advisers ready for Covid-driven swell in ESG demand?
ESG is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to building portfolios ready for the changes the world is expected to make
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High Court shuts UK car park investment companies
More than £25m was funnelled into schemes which used ‘misleading sales tactics’
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How the UK advice sector could take advantage of Rishi Sunak’s youth employment incentives
The £2bn kickstart scheme will subsidise wages of young people who are at risk of unemployment
