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Honister Capital, the private investment company which owns two networks and a national IFA, is to roll out a new charging proposition for firms.
A former Burns-Anderson appointed representative jailed in April for defrauding clients out of more than £7m is set to return to court to be stripped of his assets.
Honister Capital is considering offering an “unbundled” support package to its group companies as part of a proposition re-think ahead of the RDR.
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Financial services group Honister Capital has moved into profit after just three months of trading following strong showings from advisory businesses it acquired last year.
Money Portal’s bid for adviser network Burns-Anderson has been finalised after gaining FSA approval.
Depolarisation has failed in its objectives because consumers have not received greater value, according to speakers at the FSA retail intermediary conference.
Equity release enquiries addressed to the IFA network Burns-Anderson will now be referred to area specialists, Hinton & Wild (Home Plans), as the two companies agree terms for a non-exclusive arrangement.
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