IFA Berry Birch & Noble has appointed Colin Cameron as a director. He joins from Aon Consulting where he spent 13 years as a senior consultant and board director.
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SOBS says Halifax takeover means 'slash and burn' redundancies
Save Our Building Societies is calling for job-protection guarantees for Birmingham Midshires' employees ahead of the society's proposed £750m merger with Halifax.The pressure group is urging Birmingham Midshires members to push for a 10-year safeguard for jobs and branches. Halifax says it "intends to avoid compulsory redundancies".Sobs coordinator Bob Goodall says: "The Halifax will slash […]
NPI meet PIA requirements on pension fund withdrawals
NPI says it is one of only four major IFA providers to have already complied with PIA guidelines on pension fund withdrawals.It says its drawdown illustration system has been amended to show both critical yield type A and type B on a client specific basis as stated in the PIA guidance notes.Drawdown Product Manager Jim […]
Understanding the new State Pension
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has unveiled a new communications campaign to raise awareness of the new State Pension that will be launched next year.
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DB transfers: Two-thirds say drop unsuitable assumption
Money Marketing poll finds majority of advisers do not think starting point should be to assume unsuitability
Phil Young: 10 things you need to know about Mifid II
A final policy statement on Mifid II is due at the end of this month. Here are 10 things you need to know about the rules
Chris Gilchrist: ‘Real’ investment will defeat the paper shufflers
The remorseless advance of the passive investment movement (for such it is, complete with creed and prophets) leaves active fund management businesses with a dilemma. In theory, they would prefer to fight and claim that their various styles of active management can and do deliver superior outcomes over the timescales that matter to investors. But […]
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