FSA

The administrators of structured product providers NDFA and DRL say their priority is to confirm investor funds have been segregated from the firms' business accounts.

Threadneedle is closing its UK Money Securities fund after it experienced huge losses and redemptions since the start of the credit crunch in summer 2007.

The FSA recently passed comment on the perceived strengths of ETFs, but it is important to ascertain when ETFs are a suitable investment and when they are not.

OBSR has suspended the A rating of the Gartmore UK focus fund after the company announced plans to hand over its management to Leigh Himsworth, who joined as head of equities on Monday.

Choosing a Sipp provider has never been harder. There are more than 100 out there, with new ones joining the marketplace every month. Carrying out due diligence on a provider before using them is essential, but how is best to go about this?

The FSA is contemplating a u-turn in how it supervises the retail market as retail MD Jon Pain says it will have an ‘open mind' on regulating products in the future.

With the Keydata debacle, have investors' concerns switched from counterparty to provider risk?

Royal London Asset Management and the FSA are warning investors of a fraudster firm operating under the ‘Royal London Investment Group' banner.

As faith in traditional pension schemes wanes, more and more people are turning to ‘real' Sipps to take charge of their pensions

The platform market has arguably been the most important development in relation to the distribution in financial products in the past decade, and if recent research is a reliable indicator of future trends, platforms will continue to be a fundamental...