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Richard Penny believes that there is a great opportunity to make money for investors on a three to five-year view.

In 1995, the year I launched Timothy James and Partners, I already had two businesses. I was 21 when I bought the first one.

PENSIONS giant Royal London, which is a big employer in Scotland, has said merger talks with fellow mutual LV= have ended as it cast doubt on the…

LIFE and pensions heavyweight Royal London, which is a big employer in Scotland, has confirmed that it has held merger talks with LV= after an…

AS the year draws to a close the battle for control of a venerable financial services firm is set to reach a conclusion which will have resonance in…

Chancery Lane chief executive Doug Brodie has written to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), calling on the regulator to redefine risk classifications to better reflect income needs.

He said he had been “disturbed” at the thought of losing the sculpture but said news of his apparent reprieve was “splendid” news. Mr Anderson said: “It is very comforting to know that it is going to give pleasure to a future generation. I shall sleep soundly tonight.” "My aim has always been to bring art to the people and I wanted to engage with people who might never go to an art gallery. The answer was to take it to them and put it in their offices, their canteens, their swimming...

PENSIONS and investments giant M&G has underlined its commitment to Scotland by taking a 20-year-lease on an office complex with space for…