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The future isn’t what it used to be

25 Nov 15

As Last Word Media prepares to celebrate its first 10 years in business, here is our look back at some of the biggest changes in the past decade.

As Last Word Media prepares to celebrate its first 10 years in business, here is our look back at some of the biggest changes in the past decade.

In the decade that has passed since Last Word Media first opened for business we have said ‘Hello’ to an awful lot of good things and ‘Goodbye’ to an awful lot of rubbish.

I am not sure where regulation sits in this ‘say hello / wave goodbye’ but we have certainly welcomed in a lot more than we have ushered out of the door in that time. Will we be saying the same about the next 10 years?

And what have been the biggest changes of the past 10 years, since October 2005 when Last Word Media – in the form of International Adviser – was launched?

We no longer have:

indemnity commission; as many advisers and wealth managers; any sense of something being ‘risk free’; interest rates; Old Broad Street Research; Lehman Brothers OR Northern Rock OR The Financial Services Authority; common sense around how fund managers can interact with fund buyers without providing an inducement; Blackberries as anything other than ‘a work phone’

We do have:

PTO…

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