UK inflation rises with looming risk from food shortages
Beast of the East and heatwave hit UK food supplies
Brexit
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Advisers eye less regulation outside Brussels’ rule
Will IFAs see a lightening of the regulatory burden when the UK finally leaves the EU?
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Brits expect UK to outperform all other markets
Over half of investors polled by Charles Schwab think Brexit will be good for the UK
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Hargreaves raises Brexit fears as founder backs ‘no deal’
Peter Hargreaves pans Brexit negotiations as the investment platform publishes its annual results
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Five views on positioning for a ‘no deal’ Brexit
With reports the government is stockpiling food and medicines, the threat of a ‘no deal’ Brexit is becoming increasingly tangible. Portfolio Adviser examines how investors can position themselves if the UK fails to exit the European Union in an orderly fashion.
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Brexit could make 38 million pension payments illegal
The head of the Association of British Insurers has warned that 38 million individuals living in the EU could have their UK pension and life policy payments deemed “illegal” if no Brexit deal is reached.
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Pimfa: Brexit plans leave retail investors out in the cold
Retail investors face costlier funds and less choice under the government’s current post-Brexit plans for a trading relationship with the European Union, the Personal Investment Management & Financial Advice Association (Pimfa) warns.
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The EU cities sweeping up asset management business from Brexit
Luxembourg, Dublin and Paris are taking the lead when it comes to attracting asset management business from the European Union following Brexit. With eight months to go before the UK leaves the European Union, Portfolio Adviser takes a look at which asset managers are going where.
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FCA tells firms to prep for UK crashing out of EU
The Financial Conduct Authority has told regulated firms to prepare for the UK to crash out of the European Union with a “no deal” Brexit.
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UK political shake-up sees gold investments jump
The resignation of Brexit secretary David Davis followed swiftly by foreign secretary Boris Johnson saw a 237% jump in people purchasing physical gold on Monday compared with an average day, investment firm The Pure Gold Company has said.
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Services boost GDP as UK pursues goods-centric Brexit
Services have bolstered UK GDP growth less than a week after Prime Minister Theresa May outlines plans to pursue a Brexit trading relationship with the European Union focused on goods.
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Industry ramps up relocation plans as Brexit nears
Luxembourg and Ireland are the top jurisdictions set to benefit from asset managers shifting operations to new locations over the next five years, according to a State Street survey.
