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Cheap and easy to set up, ETFs are seen as a major breeding ground for innovation over the coming years

Leading Conservative MP Sir John Butterfill has given his party's backing to the personal accounts delivery authority.

Banks and financial services companies are proving to be perfect fodder for special situations managers who must stick to their convictions even when sentiment is driving markets down

Changes to the annual savings limit on Isas will give over 18 million investors the opportunity to increase their tax-advantaged savings, and would directly benefit over five million individuals

Government restrictions on reclaiming tax on overseas equity dividends via unauthorized unit trusts will potentially harm many UK pension funds, Deloitte warns.

TPR investigation into pre-retirement literature of trust-based DC schemes found 23% of retirees use available options

A bottom-up approach with a thematic safety net has kept Gleeson's fund top over five years in the IMA Technology and Telecoms sector

Is the growing number of absolute return funds a knee-jerk reaction to a fear of relative return products after market volatility? Will absolute return strategies prove their worth in good times as well as bad?

The conversation about climate change is shifting quietly yet quickly from mitigation to adaptation. The long-term consequences of this are wide-ranging: while a few will be beneficial, others are daunting. All these consequences have implications for...

This week's Conjecture panel debates whether current yields are bringing enough reward for the risks take and what issues managers in the sectors are currently facing