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Many desirable things can be achieved through technology but are beyond our control as individuals. We may want these things — need them, even — but we’re limited in what we can do to get them. Adviser tech has a similar headache: technology integration. And I believe we are at an impasse.
The pensions sector has a tendency to ambush you when you’re on holiday, as happened to me in July when the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) put out a set of policy papers. These accompanied chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s big Mansion House speech from 10 July.
With a finite number of financial advisers, how can advice firms deliver cost-effective, consistent, personalised advice to more people and remain profitable? Nick Eatock has the answer...
‘Why are French supermarkets so, so much better than their British equivalents?” That question was posed recently on social media by Tom McPhail, the self-style
Advised platforms recorded their worst net sales in the second quarter of 2023 amid tough economic challenge. Net sales came in at £2.8b down 38% on the first quarter, according to consultancy firm Lang Cat.