Money Marketing
17 October 2007
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43% of employees want healthcare
18 Oct 2007
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5D Finance simplifies paperwork for packagers
23 Oct 2007
5D Finance has announced the completion of a programme of document simplification designed to make it easier to do business with the commercial mortgage lender.
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A shaw thing
18 Oct 2007
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Abbey rethink on mortgages
18 Oct 2007
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ABI anger at flood defences
18 Oct 2007
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ABI lobbies Treasury over CGT hit to bonds
18 Oct 2007
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Academy rewards
18 Oct 2007
Origen has introduced a training programme to develop more IFAs
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Access all areas
18 Oct 2007
As our lifestyles change, conventional annuities may no longer be the right choice for today's retirees. Advisers must look to with-profits, unit-linked and the third way instead of just looking at who is offering the best rate, says Prudential director of business development, annuities, Aston Goodey
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Advisers told to review trusts
18 Oct 2007
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Aegon has no plans to follow L&G lead on disclosure
18 Oct 2007
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Aegon to sponsor Dutch footie giants Ajax
17 Oct 2007
Aegon has unveiled a sponsorship deal with Dutch football team Ajax starting from next season.
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Aegon to sponsor Dutch footie giants Ajax
17 Oct 2007
Aegon has unveiled a sponsorship deal with Dutch football team Ajax starting from next season.
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Aifa says costs of generic advice must be justified
23 Oct 2007
The Association of Independent Financial Advisers has called for the costs of generic advice to be minimised and completely justified.
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Aims targeting female recruits
18 Oct 2007
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Anand has followed CBK records process for two years
18 Oct 2007
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ASA's rap for MBNA over misleading ad
18 Oct 2007
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Ascentric claims to be fastest growing wrap
19 Oct 2007
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Ascentric reaches £175m assets
18 Oct 2007
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Asia driving global growth and confidence, says Fidelity International
23 Oct 2007
Widespread corporate restructuring and economic improvements have helped make Asia a resilient, fast-growing economic region, according to Fidelity International.
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AWD throws down gauntlet to providers on CAR
18 Oct 2007
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Axa to double protection sales team
18 Oct 2007
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Band of hope
18 Oct 2007
Technical Connection's John Woolley explains the implications of the changes to inheritance tax proposed in the pre-Budget report
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Band on the run
18 Oct 2007
Whether the pre-Budget report amendments to inheritance tax amount to genuine simplification or just spin, tax analysts say there are still a number of situations where clients will benefit from estate planning. By Helen Monks
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Bank calls for cluster analysis of hedge funds
22 Oct 2007
The convergence between hedge fund and equity market returns could cause confusion on how such funds should be used to diversify investment portfolios, says the Bank of New York Mellon.
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Bank of England hits back at Northern Rock's accusations
18 Oct 2007
The Bank of England has rejected suggestions made by Northern Rock’s management at the Treasury select committee that talks with an unnamed party broke down before the bank run because the BoE refused to offer a backstop facility.
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Barclays - Regular Income Bond
18 Oct 2007
BarclaysRegular Income Bond
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Barclays offers protected investments range through Aegon Sipp
22 Oct 2007
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Bee cautious as Govt rules out indemnity
18 Oct 2007
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Between the margins
18 Oct 2007
HBOS's decision to focus on margin growth rather than volume growth is likely to result in other lenders doing the same, writes Tanya Powley
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Big firms lose focus on returns
18 Oct 2007
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Bloch says non-doms could boost offshore market
18 Oct 2007
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Bloxham loses age discrimination case
18 Oct 2007
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BM Solutions to withdraw additional fixed-year and tracker products
18 Oct 2007
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BM Solutions unveils first European buy to let study
17 Oct 2007
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Boutique fund launchesneed IFA support
18 Oct 2007
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Bradford & Bingley attempts to allay investors' fears over funding
23 Oct 2007
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Broker Talkback
18 Oct 2007
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Business sales advice up 200%, says Creative Business Finance
23 Oct 2007
Prospective business purchasers need to get their finance in place as sellers rush to take advantage of tax breaks ending in April 2008, according to Creative Business Finance.
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Buy-to-let investors victimised by penal tax charge proposal
23 Oct 2007
The Chartered Institute of Housing and the Institute of Directors’ recent calls for penal tax charges on buy-to-let investors are “simplistic and blinkered”, according to Assetz.
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CAB to close final-salary scheme
18 Oct 2007
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Call for evidence in FOS probe
18 Oct 2007
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Can IFAs work with the Norwich Union proposals on the RDR?
18 Oct 2007
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Can IFAs work with the Norwich Union proposals on the RDR?
18 Oct 2007
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Capital gains changes rain on life insurers’ parade
18 Oct 2007
This has not been a good week for the life insurance industry which has been in talks with the Treasury to try and persuade the Government to rethink the introduction of a flat rate capital gains tax.
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Capital Homeloans further tightens lending criteria
17 Oct 2007
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Catalyst reprises Stargate link to go green
18 Oct 2007
Catalyst Investment Group has linked up with Stargate Capital Management for the second time to offer an enterprise investment scheme fund that invests in environmentally friendly companies with products and services that are compatible with sustainable development.
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CGT changes mean no incentive to invest in property on a "long-term basis"
18 Oct 2007
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Chancellor is not for turning over CGT move
23 Oct 2007
The Chancellor has rejected calls for a rethink of his plans to reform capital gains tax in a meeting with leading business groups.
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Cheek of the devil
18 Oct 2007
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Cheltenham & Gloucester - 5-Year Fixed Rate - C&G Caseflow Exclusive
19 Oct 2007
Cheltenham & Gloucester5-Year Fixed Rate - C&G Caseflow Exclusive
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CII backs Thoresen Review interim report
23 Oct 2007
The CII Group has backed the interim report on the Thoresen Review but says the second stage needs to ensure that those giving guidance are competent.
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CML calls for sale and leaseback regulation
22 Oct 2007
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Complaints of unlevel playing field on SSAS
18 Oct 2007
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Conference calling
18 Oct 2007
Another year, another set of party conferences. MM readers are lucky to have had an erstwhile reporter doing the rounds at all three conferences, not missing a single meeting on financial services and madly filing their copy from the bowels of the Brighton, Blackpool and Bournemouth conference hotels.
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Credit crunch sparks a mortgages exodus
18 Oct 2007
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Darling to take part in TSC probe
18 Oct 2007
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David Seaton and Ian Hammond
18 Oct 2007
When Seaton first heard Hammond deliver a speech, he thought it was the best he had ever heard but it was years before they worked together as the two main men at Rowanmoor. The partnership they developed was truly a meeting of minds and they work together well, with Seaton doing most of the selling and Hammond most of the administrating. Interview by Will Henley
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Defaqto brews up a special blend
18 Oct 2007
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Distribution Technology adds risk profiling tool
18 Oct 2007
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Driving forces for change
18 Oct 2007
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Driving forces for change
18 Oct 2007
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Dynamic return
18 Oct 2007
Keydata has produced yet another winner. Its dynamic growth plan issue 20 is even more attractive than its other issues in the present market climate.
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Easter issues challenge to CII over qualifications and risk
18 Oct 2007
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Employees call for private healthcare
18 Oct 2007
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European Parliament to look at helping those who buy properties abroad
17 Oct 2007
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European securitization market shows first signs of life
23 Oct 2007
The first flicker of life in the European securitization marketplace has emerged with the news that a residential mortgage-backed securitization has had all its notes publicly offered.
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Everyone must pay for generic advice, says Thoresen
22 Oct 2007
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Feel the pinch
18 Oct 2007
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Andy Burnham says there is a "moral case" for promoting the traditional family through the tax system. He says: "I think marriage is best for kids. It's not wrong that the tax system should recognise commitment and marriage."
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Feeling the crunch
18 Oct 2007
The Money Marketing Live conference and exhibition at Manchester's G-Mex on October 30 will look at the credit crunch and its impact on interm-ediaries. You can also win a Mazda MX-5 roadster sponsored by Edeus
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First recruits for Towry Law
18 Oct 2007
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First State Investments - Global Listed Infrastructure Fund
18 Oct 2007
First State InvestmentsGlobal Listed Infrastructure Fund
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Freedom of choice
18 Oct 2007
FSA head of retail investment policy Andrew Sykes looks at the new rules governing the way in which firms use assets to back the benefits paid by unit-linked policies
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Friends Prov hits back at Pearl comments
19 Oct 2007
Friends Provident has hit back at statements from Pearl saying its comments provided a distorted view and fail to recognise Friends Provident's financial strength.
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Friends to offer tele-interviews
18 Oct 2007
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FSA fines broker £10,500 for equity release failings
18 Oct 2007
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FSA warns again on “unfair” staff incentives
19 Oct 2007
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FundsNetwork analyser throws light on with-profits
18 Oct 2007
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Gartmore adds to small-cap capacity
22 Oct 2007
Gartmore Investment Management has bolstered its small-cap team with the appointment of Jamie Brooke as fund manager.
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Gartmore recruits multi-manager
18 Oct 2007
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GE Money makes changes to secured lending division
22 Oct 2007
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Global EcoTrends fund for Allianz
18 Oct 2007
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Government announces consumer body to advise on personal accounts
17 Oct 2007
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Government calls for investigation into credit ratings in the aftermath of Northern Rock
18 Oct 2007
The Government is to demand a package of international regulatory reforms including an investigation into the role and use of credit ratings in the aftermath of the Northern Rock debacle.
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Government to restore lost Isa tax advantages to Northern Rock savers
18 Oct 2007
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Groundhog Day
18 Oct 2007
So just what is a simple product? One of the RDR's key arguments for the devolution into primary advice is that most lower-paid consumers are so confused by the existing range of products that they refuse to take out savings and pension plans. The FSA believes that the arrival of simpler products will stimulate a demand among these consumers.
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Heart of the matter
18 Oct 2007
Chris Salih looks at New Star's heart of Africa fund and says that while the continent has grown in investment stature, advisers may not be completely sold on it
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Heavy duty
18 Oct 2007
Rising house prices have increased the burden placed on first-time buyers by stamp duty. Will Henley examines the implications of the Tory pledge to revamp the duty and says the market has been disappointed by Labour's refusal to respond
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HSBC setting up climate fund
18 Oct 2007
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IFS investor challenge to students
18 Oct 2007
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In with the new
18 Oct 2007
David Baker, legal director at Sipp and wrap consultant Wealthtime, says that it pays to treat life companies' new business figures with caution
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India offers good long term investments, says Fidelity
18 Oct 2007
The Indian economy has grown from $32 billion at the start of the 1980s to more than $1 trillion today and is expected to double within the next 7 years, according to Fidelity.
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Ingledew takes strategic role at Standard
18 Oct 2007
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Insight adds three to fixed-income team
18 Oct 2007
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Is the market ready to get spicy?
17 Oct 2007
As the possibility of a recession in the US continues to be debated it seems that many fund management firms have picked up the batten and decided now is the best time to present their case for investing in emerging markets.
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It’s not all bad
19 Oct 2007
So, it seems IFAs are making money after all. I’ve not been around that long, but if I had a pound for every time I’d heard someone say that IFAs don’t ever make any money, I’d be, ooh, at least a couple of hundred pounds better off.
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James Hay mailing accused of undermining advisers
23 Oct 2007
James Hay has been accused of undermining IFAs by writing directly to their Sipp clients offering them access to a panel of discretionary investment managers instead of using the services of their adviser.
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Jersey opens door to unregulated funds
18 Oct 2007
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Judge's payback ruling on endowment redress
18 Oct 2007
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Kensington Mortgages - Prime Buy-To-Let Self-Cert Three YEar Fixed
18 Oct 2007
Kensington MortgagesPrime Buy-To-Let Self-Cert Three-Year Fixed
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Kensington Mortgages - Prime Verified 2-Year Fixed
18 Oct 2007
Kensington MortgagesPrime Verified 2-Year Fixed
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Lancaster joins Gulf
18 Oct 2007
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Lawrence House emerges from cash shelter
18 Oct 2007
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Lehman Brothers preparing new €1bn CMBS deal
23 Oct 2007
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Lehman Brothers to increase UK redundancies to 225
23 Oct 2007
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Lehman warns CGT changes could wipe 10% off life company values
18 Oct 2007
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Lending in September falls by as much as 12 per cent says CML
18 Oct 2007
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'Life links still the biggest challenge'
18 Oct 2007
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Lifesearch teams up with MorganAsh for tele-interviews
22 Oct 2007
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Lincoln relaunches product for elderly
18 Oct 2007
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LLoyds TSB sets up recruitment arm
18 Oct 2007
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Making a timely exit
18 Oct 2007
There has never been a better time for the owner of an IFA to consider selling up, writes Peter Allen, partner in Grant Thornton's Financial Services Group
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Martin Currie looking at starting up China fund
18 Oct 2007
Martin Currie is looking at setting up a China fund for manager James Chong early next year.
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Matrix avoids the crunch
18 Oct 2007
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McFall attacks Northern Rock director over lending strategy
18 Oct 2007
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Melton Mowbray buys up remaining shares in packager Praxis
22 Oct 2007
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Memory bank
18 Oct 2007
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MPC member pinpoints BTL market as potential source of weakness
23 Oct 2007
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NAPF says more accountability needed for private equity industry
22 Oct 2007
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New board member at Heartwood Wealth Management
18 Oct 2007
Heartwood Wealth Management has announced the appointment of Guy Hudson to its board when he joins early in 2008.
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New financial services legislation proposed in Jersey
22 Oct 2007
Jersey Financial Services Commission has published a consultation paper setting out proposals to introduce new secondary legislation.
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New global head of sales and marketing at HSBC
17 Oct 2007
HSBC Private Bank has appointed Patrick Tuohy as global head of sales and marketing of the Alternative Investment Group.
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New Northern Rock chairman approved by FSA
22 Oct 2007
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New sales manager at AXA IM
19 Oct 2007
AXA Investment Managers has announced the appointment of James Wallace to the role of sales manager, global distribution and family offices as part of the UK retail sales team.
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New Star uncovers Africa's hidden gems
19 Oct 2007
New Star’s heart of Africa fund is an Oeic providing access to sub-Saharan markets such as Nigeria, Ghana, Mauritius and Kenya.
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NICs increase will hit lower income earners
19 Oct 2007
The rise in National Insurance Contributions under the Treasury's rates and allowances for 2008/09 means that lower income earners will feel the pinch next year, according to Grant Thornton.
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Non-disclosure take two
23 Oct 2007
I’ve had quite a few responses to my last My Money Marketing where I outlined a couple of ideas being thrown around on how to eradicate the non-disclosure stifling the industry.
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Northern Rock chairman quits
19 Oct 2007
Northern Rock chairman Matt Ridley has stepped down as a result of his role in the lender's crisis and will be replaced by former Bupa and Standard Chartered chairman Bryan Sanderson.
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Northern Rock versus Bank of England
19 Oct 2007
After a fun-filled press trip to Brussels with BM Solutions to hear all about its inaugural European buy-to-let research, I return to find arguments between Northern Rock and the Bank of England have been the major talking point this week.
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Northern Rock's borrowing from Bank of England totals £16bn
19 Oct 2007
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NU extends children's critical illness to all CI policies
22 Oct 2007
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NU in radical move to axe primary advice
18 Oct 2007
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O'Brien bites back at Tory 'attack dog'
18 Oct 2007
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Offshore outlook
18 Oct 2007
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Only 4,000 non-doms to pay new £30,000 fee
22 Oct 2007
Official Treasury estimates have revealed that only 4,000 non-domicile British residents will pay the new £30,000 tax charge on wealthy foreigners.
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Open architecture for AJ Bell Sipps
18 Oct 2007
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Open minded
18 Oct 2007
Five-page focus opens with Gregor Watt looking at the difficulties advisers face in engaging people in the annuity process
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Out of context
18 Oct 2007
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Oval announces 27% revenue growth
22 Oct 2007
Insurance broking, risk management and financial advisory group Oval Limited has released its results, showing group revenues increased by 27 per cent from £47m to £60m in the last year.
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Paper chase
18 Oct 2007
Before I wrote last week's column on the way New Labour managed to squander the goodwill of millions of people by its arrogant refusal to listen to those who had sensible, constructive ideas to make about financial services, I had actually intended to write about something else.
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Paragon could be forced to run its business down, says analyst KB&W
22 Oct 2007
Specialist buy-to-let lender Paragon could be forced to run its business down if no new funding appears by quarter two 2008, says a report by investment bank Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
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Paragon's shares fell by 10 per cent yesterday as concerns over funding grow
23 Oct 2007
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Paternoster assets under management increase by 21 per cent
18 Oct 2007
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Paymentshield joins Paradigm GI panel
22 Oct 2007
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Pelham Capital Management opens Isle of Man branch
18 Oct 2007
The Isle of Man has announced the establishment of new hedge fund managers Pelham Capital Management on the island.
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Pensions minister sets out reforms to ease burden of regulation
22 Oct 2007
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People on the move
18 Oct 2007
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Personal Touch launches scheme for graduates
18 Oct 2007
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Pink Home Loans- Self-Cert: 6.5% fixed to 01/11/10
18 Oct 2007
Pink Home LoansSelf-Cert: 6.5% fixed to 01/11/10
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Platforms appeal for patience from users
18 Oct 2007
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'Platforms will hold £256bn by 2010'
18 Oct 2007
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PMS launches 5.69 per cent three-yr fixed rate with Abbey
23 Oct 2007
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Premiums set to rise amid tax crackdown on insurers
18 Oct 2007
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Professional help
18 Oct 2007
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Profits up 44% at SimplyBiz
18 Oct 2007
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Progress offers IFAs a virtual underwriter
18 Oct 2007
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Promotional tactics of international properties needs review, says Clarion
18 Oct 2007
The organiser of the International Property Investment Expo, Clarion Events, is calling for promotional tactics to be reviewed to ensure the public is not being misled.
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Pru opens factory gates
18 Oct 2007
PrudentialInvestment Plan
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Prudential retail sales up but total UK sales fall by 20 per cent
23 Oct 2007
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Reforms lead to warnings of buy-to-let speculation
18 Oct 2007
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Reforms raise thorny issue of suitability
18 Oct 2007
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Regulation has bolstered faith in Sipps, claim IFAs
18 Oct 2007
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Resolution Foundation wants
18 Oct 2007
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Resolution rejects yet another Pearl bid
19 Oct 2007
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Retail therapy
18 Oct 2007
Now could be the time to put some of the UK's retailers in your shopping basket
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Retirement Plus and Milton Homes to merge
22 Oct 2007
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Risky business
18 Oct 2007
FSA goes on the war path over advisers recommending Sipps to their clients
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Rules of engagement
18 Oct 2007
New market innovations are seeking to involve consumers more in their own protection products
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Sales shift could see dip in commission
18 Oct 2007
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ScotLife offers income release for pension
18 Oct 2007
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SIML lays out best ideas ambition
19 Oct 2007
SIML has confirmed that it is looking at bolstering its range of best ideas funds to five through launch of both European and International offerings.
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Sipp it and see
18 Oct 2007
Don't let the pension revolution pass you by
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Skandia merges Skandia Life and Selestia businesses
17 Oct 2007
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Small is beautiful
18 Oct 2007
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Sole survivors
18 Oct 2007
The dependants of sole traders could face hard times if they don't mind the gap
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Some you win, some you lose
18 Oct 2007
Money Marketing offers a round-up of key changes to financial services regulation introduced by the Chancellor in the pre-Budget report. Matthew Taylor, insurance tax partner at Ernst & Young, considers the implications of proposed changes to Capital Gains Tax, Skandia head of tax and financial planning Colin Jelley looks at IHT, and Mike Warburton, senior tax partner at Grant Thornton, gives an overview of changes to the tax treatment of non-domiciles
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Something for everyone
18 Oct 2007
Improved annuity guidance is set to increase uptake of the open market option. Samantha Downes reviews the choices available to investors who want to shop around
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SPA ETFs - SPA MarketGrader Large Cap
19 Oct 2007
SPA ETFsSPA MarketGrader Large Cap
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SPA ETFs - SPA MarketGrader Mid Cap
19 Oct 2007
SPA ETFsSPA MarketGrader Mid Cap
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Stamp duty increases by a quarter on last year
18 Oct 2007
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Stamp duty tax increasing at five times rate of UK salaries
22 Oct 2007
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Standard and Swiss Re set for Resolution bid
18 Oct 2007
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Standard could offer role for Cowdery
22 Oct 2007
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Standard delivery
18 Oct 2007
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Standard Life Investments - Income Protection Plan
18 Oct 2007
Standard LifeIncome Protection Plan
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Sub-prime crisis to hit 1,000 UK jobs
18 Oct 2007
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Suffolk Life Sipp draws route for protected rights
18 Oct 2007
Suffolk Life has brought out the MasterSipp, a trust-based self-invested personal pension that can accept protected rights money.
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Suffolk sets up Sipp deal
18 Oct 2007
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Supermarkets open up audience for boutiques
18 Oct 2007
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Tale of the detail
18 Oct 2007
Budgets and pre-Budget reports are curious things and budget speeches even more so.
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Talent spotting
18 Oct 2007
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Tax tests
18 Oct 2007
Chris Salih looks at New Star's heart of Africa fund and says that while the continent has grown in investment stature, advisers may not be completely sold on it
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Testing times ahead
18 Oct 2007
This week, Money Marketing's expert panel respond to the first questions submitted by readers about the RDR. The panel are on hand to answer questions about the potential future market landscape and broader issues underpinning the review. If you have any queries you want answered, or any nagging questions you do not feel have yet been addressed in these pages, email the panel at rdr@centaur.co.uk
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Thames River Capital - Distribution Fund
18 Oct 2007
Thames River CapitalDistribution Fund
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Thames River Capital - Equity Managed Fund
18 Oct 2007
Thames River CapitalEquity Managed Fund
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Thames River Capital - Global Boutiques Fund
18 Oct 2007
Thames River CapitalGlobal Boutiques Fund
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Thames River steams ahead
18 Oct 2007
Thames River CapitalEquity Managed Fund
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The bullion and the bear
18 Oct 2007
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The holiday is over
18 Oct 2007
After the Chancellor axed holiday pay schemes, could salary sacrifice be next?
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The meaning of life
18 Oct 2007
Perhaps knowing our healthcare needs should be met by the NHS has persuaded us that life will always be a case of happy families but the £2.3trn protection gap continues to pose a problem as UK consumers scale down their purchases of life insurance, says Liz Mancini
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The open road
18 Oct 2007
On the first anniversary of HSBC Investments' OpenFunds multi-manager range, Rob Griffin talks to head of UK multi-manager and offshore James Hughes and senior fund manager Nicholas Pothier about the philosophy behind the funds and plans for a forthcoming global property Fof
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The PBR will improve returns for investors in AIM-traded companies, says AIC
17 Oct 2007
Tax changes announced in the Pre-Budget Report may improve returns for investors in AIM-traded investment companies and enhance the attractions of VCTs with AIM holdings, says the Association of Investment Companies.
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The rules of attraction
18 Oct 2007
As demand continues to outstrip supply, a strategy for hiring staff is crucial
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The time is right
18 Oct 2007
Timing is crucial as the product when it comes to advising clients on the options opent ot them regarding investing their pensions, writes James Salmon
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The way forward
18 Oct 2007
The distribution sector has a crucial role to play in encouraging people to save for the future, says Tenet chief executive Simon Hudson
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There is a corner for a foreign yield
18 Oct 2007
Philip Scott says there are compelling arguments for seeking income outside the UK, with greater prospects for economic growth and increased emphasis on returning value to shareholders through dividend payments
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Thinc Group acquires Bristol IFA Crest
19 Oct 2007
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Threesixty says IFAs need not tear up will trust plans
23 Oct 2007
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'TMP will have 25% of retail distribution in five months'
18 Oct 2007
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Tories confident of CGT U-turn
18 Oct 2007
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Treasury to meet with business leaders to discuss CGT fears
22 Oct 2007
Business leaders will meet with the Chancellor today to express their concerns over the changes to capital gains tax announced in the pre-Budget report.
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Tribunal rejects FSA promotions rulings
18 Oct 2007
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Turn back time
18 Oct 2007
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Unum enhances cover terms
18 Oct 2007
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Variable solution
18 Oct 2007
Ben Pollard and Susan Stock, consultants at the Tillinghast business of Towers Perrin, talk about the virtues of the variable annuity
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Virgin heads consortium in £1bn Northern Rock offer
18 Oct 2007
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Virgin Money USA launches new family mortgage service
18 Oct 2007
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Westminster Northern Rock storms continue unabated
22 Oct 2007
Westminster was again the scene of Northern Rock drama last week as chairman Matt Ridley fulfilled his final duty before jumping ship and chief executive Adam Applegarth hit out at the Bank of England.
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What if scenario
18 Oct 2007
How the 'what if' business development tool can aid advisers
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Widen your net
18 Oct 2007
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Worthy thoughts
18 Oct 2007
Inheritance tax is a growing concern after a client's estate is swelled by a £200k legacy
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Young and elderly hit hardest by inflation
18 Oct 2007
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Your Money Portal claiming to be 'first true aggregator'
18 Oct 2007
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Zurich report highlights community changes impacting financial services
18 Oct 2007
Zurich Financial Services’ independent study of Britain shows that the “returnment” phenomenon of people coming out of retirement and returning to the workplace is impacting on retirement planning.
