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Cofunds, has appointed former FNZ UK chief executive Paul McMahon as strategy director.

Lloyds will price its initial public offering of TSB at between 220p and 290p per ordinary share, with the float set for 20 June.

Neil Woodford has been handed a mandate on Skandia's WealthSelect range, likely in the region of hundreds of millions of pounds, and the platform will be able to access the manager's 65bps share class.

Julie Patterson is to leave her role as the Investment Management Association's regulatory affairs director.

D2C platforms attempting to undercut Hargreaves Lansdown via lower fees have not made "significant enough" reductions to lure clients away, analysts at Barclays have said.

The European Central Bank (ECB) finally acted yesterday in response to growing fears the region is heading in to a deflationary spiral, but how should investors respond?

Markets were mixed overnight after European Central Bank president Mario Draghi revealed he was cutting interest rates, including a move to a negative deposit rate.

Many investors have flocked to property in the last year to take advantage of the yields on offer, but Gary Reynolds at Courtiers said direct investment in bricks and mortar looks much more attractive now.

Tim Edwards has left his role as chief operating office of distribution at Ignis Asset Management to join Insight Investments.

Stock markets have jumped this afternoon following a series of drastic measures from the European Central Bank to stave off a downturn and boost inflation.