FCA sees improvement in value assessments but warns there is ‘still work to do’
FCA warns not enough firms are cutting fees
FCA warns not enough firms are cutting fees
Woodford could be a stronger catalyst to get fund pickers to look beyond performance
FCA deadline for assessments is fast approaching
Asset managers must use ‘consumer friendly’ language in setting out objectives
Kids, Mifid II and SMCR are set to keep compliance teams busy this year
Virgin charges investors 1% for a tracker fund that fell more than 10% in 2018
Authorised fund managers (AFM) will have to have more than double the number of independent directors on their fund boards as the UK regulator adopts aspects of the US fund governance model.
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) changes that allow asset managers to more easily switch investors between share classes could still see a minority of investors refusing to budge.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has “no immediate plans” to ban trail commission on legacy investment products, it has announced in a policy statement that looks to shake-up the asset management industry.
The Financial Conduct Authority’s work is often “misunderstood” and is about more than forcing down costs and breaking up dominant companies, one of its directors has argued.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been accused of dealing with an issue that “doesn’t need fixing” after unveiling a regulatory hub for asset management start-ups.
Online wealth manager Netwealth says investors are often unaware of how much their wealth manager charges and has launched a tool to tackle the problem.