Sue Whitbread

Such opportunities come with risk, which is why the FCA is consulting on risk warnings for investors to help them make informed investment decisions.

Every year the once-staid investment management industry experiences trends in technology, markets, and services that are viewed by many as sure to change the

It’s been quite the year. The first full-calendar year since Consumer Duty took effect, if I were to offer one thought I would say that 2024 was the year we

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently revealed the highlights of its highly anticipated 5-year strategy for 2025-2030. Emily Shepperd, Chief

Advisers polled by abrdn said that clearly identifying assets or funds that align with their clients’ goals was one of the biggest challenges they faced when

Sharing her latest analysis of data and an overview of asset allocation strategy, Emma Moriarty, Portfolio Manager, CG Asset Management, commented:

Every year the once-staid investment management industry experiences trends in technology, markets, and services that are viewed by many as sure to change the next year's ways of doing business. Here are three promising trends we see shaping up for 2025 — as well as three from the recent past that turned out to be not-so-trendy.

Industry experts have been sharing their reaction to the latest inflation data with us as well as their expectations of what it means for tomorrow's base rate decision, for markets, for the economy and for people's finances.

While the cost of living pressures look set to remain, the key question on wealth managers minds is what will these data mean for the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee as they ponder whether to change the level of UK base rates ahead of the announcement at midday tomorrow?

The AIM market has had a challenging time in recent years says Dan Harlow, Head of UK Equity at AXA Investment Managers , as he shares his thinking