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Investment | news 3 Oct 17
Fidelity switches to performance-based fee model
Fidelity International is the first major asset manager to make a switch to a “value for money” charging structure. The asset manager will give money back to clients when its funds underperform.
Slimming World ‘tax disaster’ rescued by verdict
An entrepreneur who discovered her Slimming World shares were in a tax planning structure which would have had a disastrous impact on her wealth has had the blunder reversed in court.
Guardian Wealth enters US market
Guardian Wealth Management has launched its first office in the United States, based in Miami, as part of its global expansion programme.
Doctor accused of plotting to murder IFA
A doctor from the south-west of England has been accused of trying to kill a Brown Shipley IFA and bombarding him with malicious messages.
Govt sets up asset management taskforce
A taskforce to examine how the £8trn ($10.6trn, €9.1trn) UK asset management business can beat the Brexit blues will be set up by the Treasury, City minister Stephen Barclay has revealed.