Lloyds Bank may expand into pensions and wealth management
UK high street bank Lloyds, which owns Scottish Widows, may be about to announce a major push into pension and investment products as part of a three-year growth plan.
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Woman jailed for faking own death in £140k life insurance scam
A mother and her son have been convicted of insurance fraud by UK police after the pair faked the mother’s death in Zanzibar to claim £140,000 ($174,387, € 163,557) on her life policy.
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OMW expands team supporting financial advisers
Old Mutual Wealth has moved to strengthen its support for financial advisers in the UK with the appointment of Martin Clubbs as pensions specialist.
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Charles Taylor to acquire Scottish Widows
Charles Taylor will acquire Scottish Widows International (SWIL) as it continues to expand within the international life sector.
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cmis dean waddingham joins nfu mutual
Dean Waddingham, managing director for the past three years of what is still known to many in the offshore life insurance industry as Clerical Medical International, has joined NFU Mutual, which specialises in providing insurance products to Britains rural communities, as client services manager.
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lloyds to close clerical medical intl
Scottish Widows, part of the Lloyds Banking Group, is to withdraw from the offshore bond market, closing Clerical Medical International as part of the process.
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Isle of Man appoints new investment managers
Seven investment managers have been appointed to manage the IoM’s externally invested reserves
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Hope for the taxpayer in an important residency case
The recent case of Robert Gaines-Cooper gives hope to UK taxpayers.
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Planning for care costs
Scottish Widows Sandra Hogg looks at changes ahead in the provision and payment of long term care.
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Scottish Widows launches offshore e-service
Scottish Widows has launched a range of online services for advisers of offshore products.
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Clerical Medical Int’l brand to disappear
The merging of Clerical Medicals intermediary business with Scottish Widows will see Clerical Medical International (CMI) disappear as a brand, though there will be no change to its Isle of Man admi