‘Another slap in the face’ for trapped Woodford investors
Neil Woodford’s rumoured bid to return to the limelight draws ire
Regions
-
-
Can post-nups help with financial planning?
Better late than never, married couples are jumping on the pre-nup bangwagon
-
UAE advisers target clients on Instagram
As they aim to reach younger groups in need of financial advice
-
IFA firm eyes two M&A deals per year
It would be ‘extremely happy’ if it reaches £1.5bn in assets under management by 2025
-
Why young women are choosing financial services careers
‘It used to be the joke, there was never queue at the ladies’ at industry events – but now there is
-
How can the wealth industry better support female investors?
Firms do not change how they approach the sexes despite differing needs
-
Time to tap into the potential of second careerists
An ex-probation officer, a former fashionista and a Royal Mail employee talk about joining the advice sector
-
US in the news: IRS names director of fraud enforcement office
A round-up of the latest people moves and M&A deals in North America
-
LV and Openwork join 19 firms in support of women
Firms and individuals must consider immediate and long-term implications of flexible working
-
How to ensure a smooth return to financial advice
Career breaks could make or break a woman’s work life, so flexibility is paramount
-
If IHT was cut to 10% – what would it mean for advisers?
Rumours UK chancellor could also introduce a £30,000 cap on gifts in inheritance game changer
-
Fraud costs pensions industry around £6bn a year
Sector must ‘better protect the fruits of peoples’ labour’ rather than fund retirement for fraudsters