This story reads as significant and perhaps unprecedented for a large platform tech provider.
FNZ has been issued with section 166 review by the FCA as New Model Adviser, maintaining its record of great scoops, reports.
The firm has appointed Grant Thorton to carry out the review, which must be a worry for platforms and advisers using FNZ services.
Lots of reorganisation occurring due to the winding up of the Tenet network.
Financial services and digital marketing group TFAS Enterprises has announced the acquisition and management buyout of Tenet Compliance Services (TCS).
Association of Mortgage Intermediaries chief executive Robert Sinclair has announced he is to retire from the role after 16 years as Money Marketing reports.
Ask anyone in the mortgage market and I suggest they would say he has done very well.
Just 43% of analysts surveyed by Fidelity believe that companies have credible net zero goals as FT Adviser reports.
It does not read as a particularly surprising statistic.
The boss of the British business bank Louis Taylor says we need to shift British barbeque chat from property to pensions.
He discusses plans for its ‘growth fund’, the role of the long term asset fund and why pension scheme trustees need greater risk appetite.
It feels that advisers would agree on the pensions point but maybe not the content of these hypothetical discussions.
The pensions industry would welcome a new Turner Review suggest experts quoted by Corporate Adviser but they worry about what’s not mentioned in the manifestos (and for now it appears that this means the Labour manifesto).
