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  • Amber Rudd gives nod for pensions dashboard project to ‘transform’ retirement planning

    April 4, 2019

    Amber Rudd has given the green light for the long-awaited pensions dashboard project to go ahead, with the first industry models to come out later this year. Under the scheme, workers will be able to see information about their various nest eggs combined on a so-called dashboard, accessible on smartphones, tablets and computers. The plan [...]

  • Dormant assets scheme could be expanded following government report

    April 4, 2019

    A scheme to reallocate dormant assets to charitable causes could be extended to the investment and wealth management sector following the publication of a government report. An independent report commissioned by the government found that extending the scheme to other financial services, also including the insurance and pensions sector, could "significantly expand the money available to good [...]

  • DEBATE: Should the audit and consultancy arms of the Big Four firms be divided, as proposed by MPs?

    April 3, 2019

    Should the audit and consultancy arms of the Big Four firms be divided, as proposed by MPs? YES, says Rachel Reeves MP, chair of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee. We have two major problems in the audit market today: a lack of competition and quality. The Big Four’s dominance has led to a precarious [...]

  • Generation Rent needs more help to buy property, not Help to Buy

    April 2, 2019

    Britain is not yet a nation of renters – but it’s getting there. Half of children are now born in rented accommodation, versus a third back in 2003-4. The number of families renting with children has doubled in a decade, according to the insurance provider Royal London. Meanwhile, new analysis shows that the government’s Help [...]

  • Just Group completes £375m fundraising to meet new regulations

    March 25, 2019

    Retirement services firm Just Group shares fell again this morning as it announced it had completed a £375m fundraise to comply with new capital requirement rules. The firm, which unveiled heavy 2018 pre-tax losses earlier this month, said it had issued £300m worth of bonds and raised an extra £75m via an equity placing. Read [...]

  • ‘Constitutional crisis’ as John Bercow blocks another vote on May’s Brexit deal

    March 18, 2019

    Theresa May's bid to win parliamentary approval for her Brexit withdrawal deal has been dealt another dramatic blow after Commons Speaker John Bercow declared he could block any attempt to put the question to MPs again. In a surprise statement, Bercow said he would only allow the government to put its Brexit plan before MPs again [...]

  • New ‘halfway house’ pension scheme given the go-ahead in bid to reduce risk for savers

    March 18, 2019

    Pensions secretary Amber Rudd has given the green light for a new, Dutch-style pensions scheme to enter the market, which bids to give savers more stability by pooling risk. The so-called Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) scheme, which is widespread in Denmark and the Netherlands, will be offered to Royal Mail workers first, before a planned [...]

  • Sir Philip Green set to axe jobs and stores in vast Arcadia restructure

    March 15, 2019

    Sir Philip Green is set to close vast numbers of Top Shop, Dorothy Perkins and Miss Selfridge in a huge restructure of his Arcadia retail empire, it is reported. Read more: Philip Green closes 210 Arcadia stores over two years The high street billionaire is preparing a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) that could result in [...]

  • Just Group leads FTSE fallers after revealing £400m fundraising plans

    March 14, 2019

    Retirement services firm Just Group has seen shares fall 11 per cent today after revealing plans to raise almost £400m to comply with new capital requirement rules as it unveiled a heavy loss before tax in 2018. The firm said it plans a debt offering of £300m and will raise a further £80m from an equity [...]

  • Spring Statement 2019: How investors can profit

    March 14, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Jemma Jackson from interactive investor. There were no bunnies in the chancellor’s hat, but here are the ways investors can benefit this spring. As predicted, Brexit uncertainty torpedoed any chance of good news for the UK’s savers and investors in Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Spring Statement. We hear there’s a ‘deal dividend’ of £26.6 billion, [...]

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