Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor Vince Cable has hit out at the Government for allowing nationalised banks to help fund international takeovers when they should be supporting British businesses.
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FSA raises concerns over traded life settlements
The FSA says it has “significant concerns” about the way in which life settlement policies are being brought to market and it has uncovered “major flaws” in the marketing of the products.
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RBS reports £3.6bn loss
Royal Bank of Scotland has reported a £3.6bn loss for 2009.
Legal & General – UK Absolute Return Fund
Legal & General – UK Absolute Return Fund
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Lloyds reports £6.3bn loss
Lloyds Banking Group has reported an operating loss of £6.3bn for 2009.
The role of diversification in multi asset portfolios today
In this short video, Trevor Greetham, head of multi asset at Royal London Asset Management, discusses the role of diversification in multi asset portfolios today. Watch the video in full The value of investments and the income from them is not guaranteed and may go down as well as up and investors may not get […]
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Carl Lamb: No excuses for sloppy DB transfer systems
Along with all the other firms that provide advice on defined benefit transfers, we received our questionnaire from the FCA about the quantity and nature of cases we have handled since 2015. By the time you read this, the deadline for its return will have passed and those under scrutiny will have breathed a collective […]
The best and worst performing funds of 2018
This year has been a difficult one for investors- the FTSE 100 is currently down around 8 per cent on the start of the year. With fears surrounding Brexit and a possible recession, investors have been cautious to say the least. Here is a look at some of the best and worst performing funds of […]
Five advice market predictions for 2019
Leading lights of the planning, pensions and investment space share their best guesses for how advice will evolve in the year ahead Cash will (initially) be king At the start of 2019 the temptation to move into cash will be very strong indeed for clients approaching or in retirement as market volatility and the uncertainty […]