Convicted fraudster David Ames has been told to pay £283,321, after the Serious Fraud Office secured a confiscation order.
Proper regulation of AI in financial services is key to protecting consumers, The Investing and Savings Alliance has warned.
The number of advice firms using artificial intelligence has more than doubled from 29 per cent to 60 per cent in the past 12 ...
Advisers who have utilised the St James’s Place loan scheme to help buy other practices within the network have ...
In recent months there has been a steady stream of new issuers, as well as companies already listed in London, exploring ...
Those most in need of business protection may be unaware of the benefits it can provide, Trethowans partner and head of ...
A healthy, efficient pension transfer market is an essential ingredient to helping people make the most out of their retirement savings.
Overall confidence in the UK economy has dropped to 66 per cent among high net worth individuals, well below the 84 per cent recorded before Labour’s Budget.
Funds under management increased by 16 per cent in 2025 for St James’s Place, reaching a record £220bn. St James’s Place advisers attracted £21.9bn of new client investments in 2025, up from £18.4bn ...
There are large gender inequalities when it comes to men’s defined benefit pensions versus women’s, according to research by ...
Underwriting delays forms the largest barrier in terms of advisers attempting to engage with protection, research from the Distribution Group revealed.
Nottingham Building Society has updated its residential mortgage criteria to include state benefits, including universal credit, personal independence payment (PIP) and disability living allowance ...
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