adviser firms

Tenet has announced its permanent Personal Indemnity Insurance run-off cover policy will now be extended to all adviser firms.

Advisers should consider selling their businesses within the next 18 months before prices offered by consolidators fall, according to a consultancy firm.

Following a record year for protection sales, Pink Network has launched a life desk facility to help place more complex life and protection cases.

Kudos Financial Services is to release flexible benefits portal software into the employee benefits arena on 20 March.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has revealed that the number of advisers practising in the summer of last year was down 11.5% on the previous year, a fall of more than one in ten.

Plan Money is one of the first small IFAs to form business ties with an aggregator site. Peter Chadborn explains why

A third of employees would be willing to pay for an in-house financial adviser provided by their employer, according to Deloitte.

Whatever 2013 holds, we need to return to the art of actually selling, says Mark Dennison

One London-based adviser has said that an unseen restrictive covenant in a contract with his appointed representative (AR) firm means that he is prevented from working for one of the biggest networks in the country forever.

There has been a "strong desire" among respondents to the draft Care and Support Bill to emphasise the need for advice on long-term care.