FCA plans to overhaul how asset managers pay for investment research
‘Bundling’ of payments for third-party research could level the playing field for smaller asset managers
‘Bundling’ of payments for third-party research could level the playing field for smaller asset managers
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Comes amid half-year company results
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Will increase its workforce to 5,000 staff members by the end of March 2024
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Amid the FCA’s investigation into the investment company
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Gravis’s Bill MacLeod explains how a FinDaTex tweak could prevent double-counting of investment company costs
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Will also cut trading fees
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JP Morgan analysts warn of threat to profitability
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Follows the upcoming FCA review on retirement income advice
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Watchdog said Staley ‘recklessly approved’ a misleading letter
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Cost disclosure regulation has been called “illegal and irrational” amid an “emergency situation” for investment companies
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Momentum’s Richard Parfect discusses why FCA guidelines have led to misleading reporting costs for investment trust investors
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The deal is due to take place on 21 September
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