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The Financial Conduct Authority’s recent mandatory information request is intrusive and unnecessary, specifically with ...
While Donald Trump may be waging war on some of the US’s most prestigious educational institutions, prompting educated ...
The (TPR) will work with industry stakeholders, advisers and professional bodies to develop and test a voluntary net zero ...
Pension schemes’ funding positions have improved compared to long-term funding targets since June 2024, according to XPS ...
Northern Ireland dairy farmer Gary McConnell has said he is ‘done’ with specialist insurer NFU Mutual, after the insurer initially refused to pay out his full claim. After a journalistic investigation ...
South Korea is the fourth-largest economy in Asia after China, India and Japan. Unlike its neighbours, however, it doesn’t ...
After a journalistic investigation, NFU Mutual completed a U-turn and agreed to pay the County Antrim farmer his substantial claim for storm damages in full. The problem started o ...
Conditional selling will not end until the link between estate agents and financial services is “severed for good”, Shaw Financial Services mortgage broker, Lewis Shaw, has argued.
Advice firms plan to review business practices to meet technology and regulatory requirements amid the FCA’s recent data ...
As things stand, an individual can currently split their £20,000 allowance between different types of Isa and contribute the whole amount to either cash or investments, if they wish. However, cash ...
UK directors, persons of significant control (PSCs) and LLPs are on a ticking clock to verify their identity with Companies House, but just 2.86 per cent have done so.
The Financial Conduct Authority is taking a sledgehammer to the UK advice gap and this creates a unique opportunity for advice firms to expand their propositions in a cost-effective way.