Mercer Jelf swoops for youngest ever PFS fellow
The adviser who in 2016 became at the age of 22 the youngest ever fellow of the Personal Finance Society is joining Mercer Jelf Financial Planning. Vito Faircloth is joining Mercer Jelf...
The adviser who in 2016 became at the age of 22 the youngest ever fellow of the Personal Finance Society is joining Mercer Jelf Financial Planning. Vito Faircloth is joining Mercer Jelf...
The 0.75 per cent charge cap on auto-enrolment pension schemes is working 'broadly as intended' and will not be changed, the Government has confirmed. In a written statement today, the Minister of...
Pension scheme trustees, employers and pension providers are being called on to do more to engage scheme members with their pensions to help them connect with the social impacts of the investments...
While advice to wealthier individuals is the natural environment for many IFAs, an arguably greater opportunity for advice may actually sit at the scheme level says LGT Vestra institutional director Robin Hames...
SEI is appointed former Vanguard defined contribution head Steve Charlton as DC managing director (EMEA & Asia). Charlton leaves his former role at Vanguard where he was European DC proposition manager, and...
Axa PPP Healthcare is appointed Soraya Chamberlain to the role of head of corporate sales and strategic accounts, following her departure from Punter Southall Health & Protection. Chamberlain, who is a well-known...
Aetna International is appointing David Healy to the newly created role of CEO, EMEA, following a decision to merge its European and Middle East & Africa divisions. Healy joined Aetna in 2012...
Employee wellbeing is a secret weapon for companies looking to gain a competitive advantage says Personal Group chief commercial officer David Walker How important is the wellbeing of employees to a business?...
Aviva is buying Irish protection and pension provider Friends First Life Assurance for £116m in a deal that will make it one of the nation’s largest composite insurers. The acquisition will grow...
Global legal giant Eversheds Sutherland is warning employers who do the bare minimum to comply with auto-enrolment regulations could face litigation claims or fines from regulators in future. The global law firm...