Tech shunned for traditional advice
Most Brits concerned robo-advice may not be entirely appropriate for their financial needs
Most Brits concerned robo-advice may not be entirely appropriate for their financial needs
French firm makes c-suite changes, while UK financial advice network hires COO
As its training academy produces more than 150 graduates in five years
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
Lack of trust and understanding of the industry creating additional barriers
While Omnis Investments drops the fund manager from its £330m fund
Are advisers too quick to sell their businesses with future clients waiting in the wings?
Standard Life Aberdeen appoint UK propositions manager, while UBS Asia appoints new president
Zurich has sold its 25% stake in Openwork two years earlier than expected, handing majority ownership to the IFA network’s partners.
Complaints about advice companies made to the UK’s Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) eased across the board in the second half of 2017, while Aviva and Barclays bucked the trend and saw complaints rise, according to updated figures.
The first group of candidates have embarked on Openwork’s “Route to Wealth”, a study programme that supports firms upskilling their mortgage advisers to become fully qualified wealth advisers.