An adviser is being asked to pay £155,000 by his former network, after an ex-client had his claim upheld for advice that took place 28 years ago.

Pimfa has warned its members of a potential scam after a fraudulent email was sent to some of its members. Last week the advisory trade body told its members about an email sent from a company ...

Most over 55s have never considered equity release, despite not wanting to sell their homes to fund retirement.

The Waspi campaign group will have their case heard in the high court on December 9 and 10 2025. In an update on its ...

A small pension top up of just £21 a month from age 22 — assuming a starting salary of £25,000 — could grow into a £26,000 boost to a retirement pot, according to analysis by Standard Life.

Aviva Investors has grown its global fixed income team with a pair of appointments, who both have experience at J.P. Morgan and Federated Hermes.

James Taylor, wealth adviser at Compound Planning, said he felt “replaceable” after ChatGPT did a “good job” of building a low cost portfolio.

The ‘failure to prevent’ offence may drive an anti-fraud corporate culture in large companies, trickling down to smaller businesses (as envisaged in the act’s Home Office impact assessment), but ...

Financial influencers, or ‘finfluencers’, are everywhere. And financial advisers have deep reservations about them.

Omnis, the asset management business that runs money for advisers within the Openwork network, has reached £11bn of assets under management.

Long overdue” fraud legislation comes into force today (September 1) with the introduction of the Offence of Failure to Prevent Fraud, but some in the industry have concerns.

The most recent meeting of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee showcased the extent of the dilemma faced by the policymakers charged with setting UK interest rates.