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The future of wealth is female If the profession is to attract women clients and unlock their untapped pool of wealth, it first needs to do more to appeal to female advisers By Daniela Esnerova 11 th March 2021 11:42 am Women are set to control a greater share of the UK’s wealth over the coming years. Yet this increasingly important and lucrative market is often overlooked by the financial planning and wealth management sectors. Before the profession can successfully win over female clients, however, it needs to do more to appeal to female advisers. After all, they and femal...

Biden Eyeing Lee, Rosenberg for Treasury Undersecretary Jobs Bloomberg 11/03/2021 Saleha Mohsin © Photographer: Julia Schmalz/Bloomberg A pedestrian passes in front of the closed U.S. Treasury building in Washington D.C. (Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden is considering Nancy Lee, a former Treasury official, to serve as the department’s top diplomat, according to people familiar with the matter. Separately, Elizabeth Rosenberg, currently a Treasury adviser and a former senior fellow at Washington think tank Center for a New American Security, is under consideration to l...

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MPs are urging the government to outline the terms of a taxpayer-funded bailout for investors of collapsed mini-bond firm London Capital and Finance "at the earliest opportunity."

The FCA has decided to reduce performance related pay for its executive committee members after the regulator failed in its duties over collapsed mini-bond firm London Capital and Finance.