Women are more likely to vote for a political party that keeps the Triple Lock, cuts council tax or pledges to avoid increasing the state pension.

The financial services sector needs to look at the “cultural change” that the FCA is creating through its regulations surrounding equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) rather than the regulations per se, the Chartered Insurance Institute has urged.

Despite pension transfer volumes rising, transfer times have been decreasing, according to new data published by fintech Origo.

Lancaster Investment Management has criticised the potential £5.4bn takeover of Hargreaves Lansdown by a private equity consortium.

People with a DC pension are divided when it comes to confidence about their future comfortable retirement, according to new research.

Financial Planners and advisers who segment clients believe it can deliver better outcomes, improve value for money and offer lower-cost services to some client groups, according to a new study.

The FCA has provisionally decided to ban and fine three individuals who were involved in running SVS Securities Plc, a discretionary fund manager which went into administration five years ago.

Most workers are struggling to meet basic living costs leading to a sharp decline in their confidence in their retirement plans, according to new research published today.

Wealth manager and Financial Planner Brooks Macdonald has appointed chief financial officer Andrea Montague as its new group chief executive to replace Andrew Shepherd, who will retire after 22 years with the group.

Söderberg & Partners Wealth Management, the fast growing Scandinavian firm building a presence in the UK, has recruited Paul Boston as its new chairman following the death of former chairman Bill Vasilieff last year.