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ShareAction targets financial sector to fully disclose Ethnicity Pay Gap data
ShareAction, the responsible investment NGO, has launched a campaign to lift the standard for Ethnicity Pay Gap reporting in the FTSE 100.…
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Inflation rate rise announced today – Wesleyan reacts
Specialist financial services mutual Wesleyan reacts to ONS CPI announcement today. Martin Lawrence, Director of Investments at Wesleyan, the specialist financial services…
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How financial advisers and brokers can prepare for the new Consumer Duty: 5 top tips from finova
The FCA’s new consumer duty requirements are set to be published at the end of July for implementation in April 2023. While…
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JM Finn’s Sir John Royden is returning to Lake Geneva to complete his swim
Sir John Royden, Head of Research at JM Finn, attempted to be the 8th person to ever continuously swim the full 42.8…
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Foster Denovo research highlights 60% of investors are not aware of ESG
Six in ten (60%) investors are not aware of ESG investing. 63% of investors have changed their minds over the past three…
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One Four Nine Group expands into Scotland, continuing comprehensive UK growth plans
The nationwide independent financial advice and fund management firm One Four Nine has completed its fourth acquisition with the purchase of Glasgow-based APC Financial…
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Landmark ruling states the government’s ‘net-zero’ strategy is unlawful
Commentary from Ben Standing, partner at Browne Jacobson Yesterday, the High Court declared that the government’s Net Zero Strategy is unlawful, as…
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Sanlam Wealth appoints Head of Medical Specialist Wealth Planners
Sanlam Wealth, which recently revealed its intention to rebrand and change its name to atomos from September 2022, today announced the appointment…
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No fault divorce and pension sharing orders – one problem solved, another exacerbated? – Wedlake Bell
Written by, Matthew Brunsdon-Tully (Partner) and Jennifer Ball (Senior Associate) at independent London law firm, Wedlake Bell Until recently the divorce process…
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Young adults significantly more likely to talk about money with their parents than past generations
Three in four 18-24-year-olds spoke to their parents about money matters when they were growing up. This compares to just 43% of…
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