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Old Mutual profits down to £247m
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Govt hints at ‘death tax’ for LTC funding
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Metlife set to buy Alico
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Aviva develops plan to tackle Nest head-on
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Stronger firms mean that targets are thinning out
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Resolution falls out of FTSE 100
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Standard Life 2009 profits up 400%
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Metlife acquires AIG's Alico in £10bn deal
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Pru eyes Hong Kong rights issue
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Metlife launches guarantee for Sipps
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Money Marketing hosts retirement planning roadshows
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Prudential cash call risk spread across 30 banks
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Pru and LV= top WP fund returns
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Hargreaves Lansdown says RDR will not cut Omo take-up
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75% Of IFAs say simplified medical forms could hit enhancement
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Aegon appoints ex-Sesame boss Gale as distribution chairman
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Tories vote down auto-enrolment in protest
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Aviva doesn't rule out Pru UK bid as it posts £1.8bn profit
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Weatherston joining Xafinity as programme director
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Tory anger as Pada set for Nest signing
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Rockingham in Rita risk row
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Forestall rule change lets savers protect contributions if they transfer
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Thoresen rebuts commission claims on corporate pensions
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Life and pension profits slump at Lloyds Bank
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Firm spotted bias but failed to stop advisers
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IFS leads pleas to scrap tax relief restrictions
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Pru in UK pledge after Asia buy
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Moss takes on interim MD role at Friends
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Sesame to launch IFA school
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FSA fines IFA director £49,000 for pension switching failings
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Moss takes on interim MD role at Friends
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LighthouseTemple appointed financial adviser to Royal Mint
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Prudential share price slumps 20%
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Tories "amazed" at speed of Nest contract deal
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Govt says care specialists must help re-engineer LTC system
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Hornbuckle's Stewart takes on sales director role
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Tata to sign Nest contract before general election
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Prudential chief stresses commitment to UK
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Pru profits up £3.8bn on 2008
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FSA fines could treble in size
Thursday, 11 March 2010
