Cavanagh founders leave Close Brothers
Close Brothers Asset Management has announced that Simon Redgrove and Andrew Fay have left the business.
Close Brothers Asset Management has announced that Simon Redgrove and Andrew Fay have left the business.
Asking a client how many times they plan to get married may not be the easiest way to build a rapport, but it should be on the agenda, according to Guardians David Howell.
The manager of the £9m OPM Property Fund has exited the firm.
HM Revenue & Customs has recovered £135m from 24,000 clients named on a list of HSBCs Swiss private banking operation, which were revealed in a leak by a former employee.
Referrals are the lifeblood of advisory businesses and adopting a front door approach is a recipe for good growth.
The Financial Conduct Authority has said it is negotiating a settlement for investors in the failed Connaught Income Funds.
Friends Life has remodelled the senior management structure of the Friends Provident International business, following news its Middle East and Africa general manager Matt Waterfield is to leave the company.
Skandia Internationals sales director Victor France has left the business after almost three years in the role.
With Forth Capital firmly established in Europe, chief executive Tom Tracy is now looking to more distant shores for opportunity, hoping to triple the number of advisers working for the firm.
A sharper regulatory focus on holding client money means firms have to get to grips with complex and ever-changing rules, says Michael Rothwell, county manager for Pershing Channel Islands.
GAM’s Graham Wainer explains that diversification and flexibility are essential to making waves within the fluid asset management business
A recent divorce ruling means many more individuals than was previously thought will require IHT planning advice, says Gerry Brown, technical manager at Prudential.