High fees are lowering clients’ satisfaction with their wealth manager, according to research on client satisfaction from financial research firm MDRC.
The Financial Services Authority wants firms to contact customers who were mis-sold payment protection insurance.
Businesses have responded to the Association of British Insurers’ decision on implementing a code of conduct.
Early-bird tickets are now on sale for the Institute of Financial Planning’s ethics one-day conference on 26 April.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme is close to making its first payments to those affected by the collapse of MF Global.
Two men have been convicted in a £115m Ponzi fraud scheme at Southwark Crown Court today, according to the BBC.
The Institute of Financial Planning has announced new gap-filling and CPD material from MHA MacIntyre Hudson.
The Association of British Insurers has unveiled its Code of Conduct to provide support for people approaching retirement.
Potential changes to the tax system after the Budget are a chance for advisers to offer value to their clients, according to Standard Life.
Scottish Widows has identified a ‘risk triangle’ of people failing to save, according to its sixth Savings and Investments report.