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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined J.P. Morgan International Bank (JPMIB) £3,076,200 for systems and controls failings relating to its provision of retail investment advice and portfolio investment services.
The Treasury raised an extra £1.3bn from income tax in the first month since the introduction of the 45p top rate, according to the latest figures.
Positive Solutions raised concerns with three clients about the advice to invest in Harlequin Property in 2010 after deeming the Caribbean property scheme to be too risky for a pension.
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Professional Adviser | 13 Mar 2013 | 10:19 | Structured Products
Blogs
Highlights from Professional Adviser
Alistair Hewit, head of cash management at Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management UK, explains the benefits of cash as an asset class.
Andrew Lyddon, equity analyst at Schroders, explains how to spot a company that looks undervalued, but turns out to be cheap for good reason.
Events
This year we celebrate the fifth annual PPR Structured Product Awards. The 13 awards are divided into two, covering the products delivered to market over the past year and the support services that are also essential to the market. All the awards are designed to highlight not just the winners but the strengths and capabilities of the range of providers in this highly innovative market.
Hargreaves Lansdown is asking smaller fund groups to offer their products exclusively through the discount broker, as part of a round of fresh price negotiations.
In the latest webinar from Professional Adviser, our panelists from Investec Structured Products and Morgan Stanley discussed Structured Products.
Abbey for Intermediaries is launching two seven-day specials on Friday.
Royal London has announced Ross Ainslie will step down as managing director of the Royal London protection businesses, Bright Grey and Scottish Provident
If buying a physically-backed ETF sounds like a safer alternative to synthetic products, it might be time to reconsider that belief as Helen Fowler discovers in the first of a series looking at some of the issues raised by regulators’ comments on ETFs
With pension liberation on the rise, pension experts have called for tougher requirements from regulators. Fiona Murphy asks what they would like to see
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Nicolas Trindade, Fund Manager of the AXA Sterling Credit Short Duration Bond Fund discusses his investment approach and how the Fund aims to provide investors protection against downside risk.
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