Financial services firm opens Ireland subsidiary
The company is ‘writing a new chapter’ with the creation of 20 jobs in Dublin
Royal London
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Changes at the top for China Life and London addition for Brewin Dolphin
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Royal London group chief executive to step down
Chairman also set to exit at the end of 2018
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High earners in UK stung by NI contributions rise
Gains made from rise in higher income tax rate threshold halved by NIC increase
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Investor activism fails to curb FTSE pay inequality
Just over a third of FTSE 100 companies pay their UK staff a ‘living wage’
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Royal London AM intermediary inflows increase 33%
Funds under management reach £117bn
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Royal London AM targets IFAs and 5% with income bond fund
Looking to exploit the inefficiencies inherent in credit markets, Royal London Asset Management will launch a monthly income bond fund later this year aimed at advisers and targeting an income of 5%.
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High court approves Royal London’s ‘substantial’ cash offer
Royal London policyholders will be receiving offers for their guaranteed annual return pension schemes after the UK High Court, in principle, signed off on the provider’s plan to cash out savers.
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Experts unite to set up Pensions Advice Taskforce
The UK’s Personal Finance Society has formed a taskforce to help provide strategic leadership and a voluntary code of professional standards for pension advice.
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Royal London AM pans income share classes for retirement
As the desperate search for yield pushes investors unnecessarily up the risk spectrum, investors should put their money in accumulation share classes for retirement income , according to Royal London Asset Management (RLAM).
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Royal London offering ‘substantial’ cash for annuity guarantees
Royal London is worried pension holders are “throwing away” their guaranteed annuity rate (GAR) under the new pension freedoms and it wants to offer them cash for the promised return.
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HMRC pulls pension calculator after Royal London pressure
HM Revenue & Customs knew its pension tax calculator was giving incorrect data to users, but only pulled it once Royal London’s director of policy publicly slammed the tool.