What happens when an advice firm goes bust?
Smith & Williamson lifts the lid on what administrators do when companies enter insolvency
Smith & Williamson lifts the lid on what administrators do when companies enter insolvency
Wealth manager panned for its client satisfaction surveys
Changes to inheritance tax have been speculated about, especially if the Labour Party gets into power
While innovation could transform the industry, regulation may hold it back
It has become a ‘mainstay of financial planning for older people and it’s not going anywhere’
The most tangible ‘alpha’ lies in the advice, says PAM chief executive Matt Lamb
Select committee questions whether it has ‘sufficient resource’ to combat fraud
UK taxman being more aggressive in challenging non-dom status
Firm admitted it is ‘unaware of any other providers able to offer annuities to non-residents’
But Openwork sees the number as positive and a ‘testament’ to the sector
Swiss insurance giant bolsters its Middle East operation, as IFA network makes double hire
It operates in six countries in the region but only two businesses are wholly owned