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  • 10 biggest wealth managers have 89% of clients

    The 10 largest wealth management firms accounted for 89% of all UK wealth management clients in 2024/25, according to figures published by the FCA today.

  • Exclusive: Financial Planners moving upmarket – survey

    Financial Planners are moving upmarket and focusing on better off and HNW clients, according to our recently published 2026 annual survey of Financial Planning Today readers.

  • Net inflows at SJP fall by £1.1bn in H1

    Net inflows at wealth manager St James’s Place fell by £1.1bn in the first half to 30 June from £3.8bn to £2.7bn, the company reported today.

  • FCA censures WealthTek's custodian which will pay £31.7m

    The FCA has censured WealthTek’s custodian and agreed the firm will pay £31.7m to WealthTek clients for weak financial crime controls.

  • PIMFA chairman to step down in March

    Lord Deben is to step down as chairman of wealth management association PIMFA in March after nine years at the helm.

  • SJP reports 33% rise in IFRS profit but review continues - analysis

    Wealth manager St James’s Place has reported 33% growth in IFRS profit after tax - a key measure of profit - in its full year results out today.

  • Financial Planners facing major IHT and pension challenges

    Financial Planners are rethinking their strategies on pensions and wealth transfer as the imposition of IHT on unused pensions from April next year looms closer.

  • Editor’s Comment: Wealth manager’s decline a lesson in failure

    The precipitous decline of wealth manager and Financial Planner WH Ireland has been like watching a car crash unfolding before your eyes.

  • 3 in 5 clients increasing interaction with adviser

    Almost three in five (58%) 30-to-60 year old investors have increased interactions with their financial advisers in the last 12 months, according to a new report.

  • Retail wealth market to hit £9trn by 2029

    The long-term prospects of the retail wealth management industry remain robust despite facing headwinds such as geopolitical uncertainty, rising costs, volatility and a shifting regulatory framework, according to a new study.

  • Losses trimmed at troubled WH Ireland

    Troubled wealth manager WH Ireland has trimmed losses as it tries to turn around the business, according to interim results out today.

  • Tweed adds £80m in assets with fifth acquisition

    Tweed Wealth Management has acquired Glasgow-based Capital Wealth Consultants (CWC) as it expands into western Scotland.

  • Söderberg takes stakes in 3 IFA firms as expansion continues

    Gustaf Rentzhog, CEO at Söderberg & Partners

    Swedish wealth manager Söderberg & Partners has invested in three more adviser firms as it expands its financial advice presence in the UK.

  • Succession plans wealth management proposition

    Simon Chamberlain, chief executive of Succession
  • Sesame appoints new head of wealth management

    Sesame chief executive George Higginson
  • IFP member pens new book on wealth management

    A snapshot of Mr Butler's new book
  • Brooks Macdonald named best financial firm to work for by Sunday Times

  • Clients dissatisfied with wealth managers' value for money

  • Rathbones' Q1 figures see rise in income and funds

  • Succession adds two more firms and £100m in funds under management

    Simon Chamberlain, chief executive of Succession
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