IFAs face limited product choice in Europe
Advisers in Europe are being forced to offer clients a limited choice of products because many life companies have exited the region to seek more profitable and less heavily regulated markets further east.
Advisers in Europe are being forced to offer clients a limited choice of products because many life companies have exited the region to seek more profitable and less heavily regulated markets further east.
Minden Advisers and Crystal Financial Solutions have both announced their membership of the Federation of European International Financial Advisers (FEIFA).
Global investment manager BlackRock has joined FEIFAs partnership programme.
Malta-headquartered Momentum Pensions has joined FEIFA’s partnership programme.
FECIF, a body which represents more than 200,000 European financial intermediaries, has appointed a new chairman following Vincent Derudder’s retirement, and named Paul Stanfield as its secretary general.
The FSCS has announced that its total annual levy for 2014/15 will be less than predicted, but financial advisers will face an increase in charges.
FEIFA the association representing independent financial advisers in Europe, has announced a new partnership with Platinum Capital Management.
FEIFA the association representing independent financial advisers in Europe, has announced a new partnership with London-based City House Capital (CHC).
FEIFA the association representing independent financial advisers in Europe has announced a new partnership with La Mondiale Europartner SA, the Luxembourg-based international division of the Paris-based insurer, AG2R La Mondiale Group.
Investec Asset Management has joined FEIFA’s partnership programme‚ bringing the number of companies on the programme to more than 50.
Hartmann Capital, a London-based investment firm and discretionary accounts manager, the products of which have been sold by Europe-based financial advisers, is being wound up in the wake of a Financial Conduct Authority “supervisory notice” against it.
European IFA trade body, FEIFA, has partnered with Alquity Investment Management a frontier investment specialist which invests sustainably and donates a portion of its fee revenue to charity.