UK expats living overseas are withdrawing more money from their UK pensions to avoid upcoming changes to inheritance tax (IHT ...

The number of complaints made to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) about St James’s Place (SJP) increased by 194% year-on ...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned over high levels of debt and conflicts of interest following a review of ...

The new EU exit/entry system (EES) could lead to investigations into the personal finances of clients who travel abroad. The new EES border controls came into operation on 12 October, and the system ...

In this article by Mark Maplesden, Novia Global’s Principal Representative Officer in Dubai, he looks at how platforms and ...

In this video we take a whistle-stop look back at some of the highlights of 2025's II events and awards and look ahead to a jam packed 2026 with events coming up in Cape Town, Mexico City, Dubai, ...

Quilter Cheviot International has appointed Maria Gardner as investment director in its Jersey office to enhance its offering to higher net worth clients across the UK, Europe and internationally.

The impact of AI on financial services, wealth manager and adviser consolidation and a call for a more collegic and united ...

Us wealth manager Cary Street Partners has added veteran adviser Michael Saul to its Morristown, New Jersey office. Saul joins as a financial adviser and managing director, bringing with him more than ...

In this short video we preview the 26th Annual II Awards 2025 which is premiered live at 4pm (UK time) on Thursday 9 October 2025. The II Awards 2025 premiere event will be posted on the IA main ...

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The FCA has changed the rules around crypto exchange traded notes (cETNs) allowing retail consumers access to the products. The regulator initially banned the sale of cETNs in January 2021 but ...