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States the person behind that report will be here and later, carson clock. Right now carson will join us to fight back you dont want to miss it. Power lunch starts right now lets get straight down to more on what we know about the phase one deal and what we are still trying to figure out what we know is its an 86 page deal in a leather bound book outlining principals on intellectual property and currency by which both countries will abide china will be purchasing 200 billion in u. S. Goods inclu...

Disclosure, empty and herbalife shares have their best day ever. Good morning. I am watching i am erik sheth i am Erik Schatzker. Stephanie is out today. Lets begin with the newsfeed. It has taken almost six years, but today the sec is poised to approve an overhaul to the 2. 6 trillion money market, closing one of the scariest chapters of the financial crisis. Require prime market new rules will require prime money market funds to drop below the sacred one dollar a share. Money market funds sold...

Seized control of the city of pasadena displacing around one hundred fifty thousand people and the western leaders it gives the glamour of putin is an election victory a guarded welcome germany says it expects russia to remain a quote difficult partner with putin in charge. Great to have you along everyone when we start off with that briggs that breakthrough the European Union and britain are one step closer to agreeing a divorce settlement the u. K. s negotiator says theres been significant pro...

Keith Churchouse looks back on 2023, which he describes as a transitional, possibly pivotal, year. And ahead to what 2024 has in store...

Advisers have given a cautious reaction to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) “polluter pays” redress consultation released this morning (29 November), with some sceptical the proposals will work well for small firms.

Keith Chruchouse looks back on the last month with all its ups and downs, saying March 2023 is one to remember...

Julia Bahr looks at the return of annuities, the ‘one and done’ option for retirement income. Could drawdown, and therefore, the need for ongoing retirement income advice be on the wane?

Advisers would like to see less volatility, positive changes from the regulator and action on the part of providers next year

Keith Churchouse revisits the highs and lows, and more lows, of 2022 and shares his takeaways for advisers after a tumultuous 12 months

The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) plans to launch a simplified advice regime was broadly welcomed by advisers as well intentioned, but some have pointed to its practical challenges.