UK advisers eye less regulation after Brexit
Will IFAs see any lightening of the regulatory burden when the UK finally leaves the EU?
Industry
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Charles Stanley shifts platform fees up closer to Hargreaves
D2C investment platform had been considered one of the industry’s cheaper offerings
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Can UK agencies deal with unexplained wealth orders?
‘What’s a trust?’ asks one investigator
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Cryptocurrency ‘get rich quick’ scams net £2m in two months
Victims lost £10,000 on average in June and July
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Foreign managers keep moving into China
Barings, Income Partners and Van Eck Associates have recently set up in China
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Gam to liquidate nine bond funds
‘We believe that this decision underscores our commitment to treating all clients equally and fairly’
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Chinese insurance giant eyeing Prudential’s Asia business
Biggest-ever Chinese acquisition would re-shape Asian insurance sector
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Wealth manager to add £350m after founding CEO’s exit
Factors behind UK advice firm chief’s departure, his legacy and the company’s plans without him
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STM boosts life and pensions governance
Crossborder provider executing plan to address regulatory shortcomings
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EU citizenship by investment schemes a security threat
‘The EU must not become a safe haven for criminals, corruption and dirty money’
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PEOPLE MOVES: Quilter, OMGI, Sanne
Standard Life veterans join Quilter, OMGI appoints from Citi and Stan Chart trust chief joins Sanne
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Advisers frustrated by platform switching
UK regulator worried that established clients are stuck on expensive legacy platforms