A new business has been launched with the aim of becoming a ‘financial adviser in your pocket’ for younger people.

An investment firm is set to scrap its dealing charge and replace it with a fixed custody fee.

A major European ETF provider has hired Old Mutual Global Investors’ former chief to head the organisation.

A poll to find out if financial advisers think leaving or staying in the EU is best for clients and the sector as a whole was almost a dead heat.

The managing director of a wealth manager has been chosen to lead a campaign to promote the benefits of seeing a Chartered Financial Planner in his region.

The global Financial Planning Standards Board has announced seven new faces will join its Professional Standards Committee.

Workplace pension scheme membership has increased to 64% in 2015, the Office for National Statistics has revealed this morning.

The chief executive of Schroders will step down from his position after 15 years with the company and will take up a non-executive chairman role on the board.

Six firms in the life insurance sector are under investigation and may face disciplinary action over treatment of long-standing customers.

Pension savers are struggling with so-called ‘retirement envy’ as they see the living standards and lifestyles of people who are already retired, says new research.