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Macroscope: Neutral matters – Ninety One
For something that cannot be directly observed, and changes through time, the neutral level of interest rates generates an awful lot of…
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Platform assets continue to fall despite resilient flows from advisers. A tough second half is coming
As markets continued the volatility shown in the first quarter, total platform assets fell by 6.62% on Q1 2022 numbers, and advised…
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One Four Nine Group increases its Scottish presence with Aberdeen acquisition
The nationwide independent financial advice and fund management firm One Four Nine Group has completed its fifth acquisition with the purchase of…
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Advisers concerned clients are risking HMRC fines over trusts
Advisers are concerned about their clients risking HMRC fines, by failing to register trusts with the Trust Registration Service (TRS) by 1st…
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Old Mill promotes six tax specialists following recruitment and looks to hire 20 more as part of its ‘recruit, retain and promote’ approach
Tax team has grown by 50% in just eight months and seen income increase by 20% as it accelerates ahead of already…
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#Podcast episode 8: JM Finn’s Sir John Royden on his superhuman swim for The Brain Tumour Charity
This week’s podcast episode is something a bit different for IFA Talk…but certainly not an episode to be missed! Sue and Bex…
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FCA issues letter to alternative investment firms’ CEOs – experts comment
The FCA has today issued a six page letter to CEOs of alternative investment firms about their supervisory strategy for such firms.…
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How advisers can use venture capital to target long-term above inflation growth
By Andrew Aldridge, Partner at Deepbridge As the UK reports inflation rates of nine to ten percent, deciding what advisers can be…
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Banter negatively impacting 97% of financial services professionals, while HR departments have an image problem, says CISI survey
Only 3% of those working in the financial services profession felt comfortable about banter in their workplace, according to a new CISI…
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PIMCO’s Tiffany Wilding: The Era of Kinder, Gentler Central Banks Is Over
By Tiffany Wilding, PIMCO’s North American Economist Last week, the Bank of England (BoE) was the first major central bank to admit…
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