Trust cost disclosure bill receives first reading in House of Lords
Following the change of government in July
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First reading of the investment trust bill: What will clearer cost disclosure rules mean?
The bill discussed in the House of Lords today will reshape industry practices, according to these four commentators
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Government scraps ‘political gimmick’ UK ISA plans
Industry reacts to decision to scrap previous government’s plan
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Wealth manager Q&A with Alice Shaw: Making a connection
The wealth manager on client engagement, public access to financial advice and challenging the underrepresentation of women in the industry
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Capital market regulation: Can the UK’s bold gamble steer it to success?
Proponents of the latest changes say easing the hurdles for companies – even in ways investors dislike – will pay off, writes Morningstar’s Lindsey Stewart
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Dynamic Planner’s Ben Goss: Waiting for crypto
The US regulator’s approval of the first ETFs to track the spot price of bitcoin suggests change is in the air, writes Ben Goss, CEO of Dynamic Planner
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CSC: 34% of special private vehicle executives leave planning to just before regulation
76% see SPV markets improving in next two to five years
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Fund manager profile: Impax AM’s Jon Forster, a ‘net-zero hero’
The recent run of weakness in the environmental sector presents a real opportunity for investors who believe in the long-term transition story
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FCA remodels capital raising rules in bid to boost UK markets
Companies won’t be required to publish a prospectus for capital raising below 75% of the total of existing shares
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Vulnerable clients: How can the unseen be seen by wealth managers?
Given all clients have the potential to be vulnerable, why are so many firms failing to acknowledge the existence of at-risk investors?
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AJ Bell calls on chancellor to introduce ‘One Isa’ product
Merging existing Cash and Stocks and Shares Isas together
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Investment trust industry calls on Labour to resolve cost disclosure issue
AIC chief executive Richard Stone says resolving the issue of double-counting could be an early win for the new government
