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Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Thursday 4 January 2024. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. AIFMR changes could ‘liberate’ investment managers Alternative fund services provider Ocorian has said there could be a potential “seismic shift” in the landscape of investment

It has been a year of big news and developments – from Consumer Duty to Mansion House reforms, Budget bombshells to artificial intelligence. Something bound to get our readers clicking, however, are updates from everyone’s favourite, St James’ Place (SJP). 2023 gave us plenty to write about.

It’s been another busy year in financial advice world. So little time seems to have passed since I wrote my leader about how 2022 was the “year of the consolidator”.

The importance of being covered for unexpected events.

Catch up on Money Marketing's most popular stories this week. SJP suspends property fund and LTA policy statement ‘massively lacks’ details. Read more below:  SJP suspends property fund St. James's Place (SJP) has suspended trading in the SJP Property unit trust and postponed redemptions in the property life and

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Friday 20 October 2023. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Relationship between regulators and government scrutinised An inquiry will be held to scrutinise the relationship between regulators and the government. The House of Lords Industry and

Catch up on Money Marketing's most popular stories this week. Robin Powell: Why SJP might just pleasantly surprise us and SJP scraps exit charges as part of fee structure overhaul. Read more below:  Robin Powell: Why SJP might just pleasantly surprise us Robin Powell shares his insight on the recent return of Joe

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Thursday 19 October 2023. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Advice access 'limited' Although the majority of people who have taken financial advice (89%) said it improved their confidence, over half (51%) said they have never taken advice.

Britain’s biggest wealth manager St James’s Place has long been under pressure to cut the charges customers face if they want to move their money elsewhere.

Performance of Lindsell Train funds lagged behind the FTSE 100 and global markets