Most advisers prefer a successor to a sale on retirement -Russell
Financial advisers would prefer to find a successor that can take on their business when they retire, rather than pursue a sale, new research from Russell Investments suggests.
Financial advisers would prefer to find a successor that can take on their business when they retire, rather than pursue a sale, new research from Russell Investments suggests.
Standard Life is in talks with six investment groups on adding new model portfolios to its wrap platform.
Investors could be setting themselves up for a significant amount of disappointment, a new survey by Natixis reveals.
The UK government will remove tax restrictions on people who want to sell the income stream from an existing annuity from 6 April next year, effectively giving them similar freedoms as those soon to be enjoyed by those in defined contribution savings plans.
Purpose-built care homes are a future-proof and compelling investment sector, driven by the UK’s ageing and changing population, said the founder of asset management firm, Target Advisers.
The Financial Conduct Authority has issued new rules requiring firms to give appropriate risk warnings to consumers accessing their pension savings.
Old Mutual Global Investors is at an “advanced stage” of setting up partnerships with selected life companies and platforms to develop pooled fund products for the retirement market, in readiness for next year’s radical UK pension regime reforms.
Legal & General Investment Management has announced the launch of a new multi-asset fund aimed at seeing clients to and through retirement.
F&C global strategist Ted Scott has retired after 30 years at the asset management firm.
Rathbone Brothers Andy Pomfret has announced his retirement as chief executive of the wealth and investment management firm in a stock exchange announcement this morning (2 December).