Private investors have been spooked by the general election, with confidence falling at the sharpest rate since the Greek debt crisis threatened to break up the Eurozone in May 2012.
Political parties have been outlining what they will do if they win power in May's General Election this week.
The ABI and two major pension providers have reported a surge in enquiries about retirement planning after the reforms took effect on April 6.
An Edinburgh-based Financial Planning firm run by a CFP professional has been bought out by Close Brothers Asset Management.
People planning to retire this year who have previously been divorced will be taking a hit of £2,100 a year on average in their expected retirement income, according to new research.
The FCA will go ahead with a ban on a former insurance broker on the grounds that he is "not a fit and proper person" after the Upper Tribunal ruled in the regulator's favour.
Political parties have been outlining what they will do if they win power in May's General Election this week.
A new group chief executive is set to take over at Old Mutual, the company announced this morning.
The FCA has today handed a fine of £126m to The Bank of New York Mellon London Branch and The Bank of New York Mellon International Limited.
Plans to cut pensions tax relief to fund an increase in inheritance tax have come under fire from a pensions advisory firm.