Our Friday bulletin featured this article “Alternative Assessment innovation will ensure IFAs do not get left behind”.
This clearly hit a spot with many, we even had a great e-mail from David Ross at the CII who said “Happy to be the subject of some light hearted jesting.
Ranting at an “April Fool” – Priceless. Should we not post something for the benefit of those who seem not to have worked out that it’s April 1st?
Have a good weekend. I’m off to pick some spaghetti”.
Schroders' research reveals a significant number of advisers outsourcing their investment process since the RDR – Stuart Podmore examines the findings.
It was Sir Callum McCarthy's infamous ‘Gleneagles speech in September 2006’ which laid the groundwork for the overhaul of the UK financial services retail distribution business model, something now referred to as the ‘RDR’.
At the beginning of August, the ‘You could not make it up” season got well underway with HM Treasury and the FCA launching a review to examine how to plug the advice gap (their own regulatory actions had caused). Well, they missed that last bit out in the announcement.
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