RL360 parent restructures management team
Chief executive David Kneeshaw has taken on the role of group CEO
FPI
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INTERVIEW: RL360 chief executive on FPI acquisition
£259m deal sees Aviva retain a stake in the business
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Global life sales rise by 28% at Aviva
UK operation sees new business increase to £2.9bn in Q1 2020
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Aviva overhauls business into five divisions
No update on FPI deal as it sells stake in Hong Kong digital life insurance joint venture
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Finish line in sight for long-awaited FPI sale?
As Aviva chief confirms its Asia businesses are under strategic review
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Friends Provident International sale update
Rumours circling that deal has fallen through
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Dismay at South Africa’s 17% adviser exam pass rate
Only 17% of South Africa’s financial planning students managed to pass the Financial Planning Institute’s (FPI) professional competency examination (PCE) in February, a figure that has caused shock for universities and students throughout the country.
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Vexed UAE firms act over Insurance Authority rule delays
As the Abu Dhabi headquartered Insurance Authority drags its heals on finalising sector reform, many businesses are anticipating what the incoming regulations will mean for them and pressing ahead with new strategies.
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Client expectations of advisers in 2018
Friends Provident International’s Philip Cernik sets out his view on what clients are expecting from advisers in 2018.
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Ex-FPI Singapore managing director Chris Gill joins SJP Asia
Former Friends Provident International Singapore managing director Chris Gill has joined St James’s Place Wealth Management Asia as development director to the international business.
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FPI acquisition by RL360° a ‘game changer’ says CEO Kneeshaw
Aviva’s decision to sell Friends Provident International (FPI) to RL360° for £340m ($444m, €384m) is “a game changer” for the life insurance industry, David Kneeshaw, chief executive of RL360°, told International Adviser.
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China’s HNA Capital takes top stake in Deutsche Bank
Chinese financial services group HNA has become the biggest shareholder in Deutsche Bank after increasing its stake to just under 10%, overtaking the Qatar royal family and BlackRock.