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FTAdviser Podcast

FTAdviser is the Financial Times’ specialist title dedicated to the UK financial advice profession. Each week one of our reporters will be joined by a panel of experts to discuss issues such how the latest regulatory developments will impact advice firms, how advised clients will be affected by the latest developments in pensions, investing, mortgages and tax, and how the financial advice profession will develop and grow. The FTAdviser Podcast is designed to inform regulated UK advisers on a range

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20:20

Why the advice profession struggles to bring in young...

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/09/23

It is well known that the profession is getting to the stage where it will soon have a raft of advisers looking to retire and either sell up or pass on their businesses on, but there may not be enough young people coming into the profession to plug this gap. But why is this?This week Amy Austin, news editor at FTAdviser is joined by Derek Bradley, chief executive officer of Panacea Adviser, and Tim Morris, IFA at Russell & Co to discuss how the advice profession can attract young talent.The

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33:59

'Why pay my premium when I can't afford petrol?'

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/09/16

As the cost of living crisis bites, the challenge for the insurance industry is helping to keep families protected.This week FTAdviser editor Simoney Kyriakou is joined by Stuart Tragheim, chief executive of Holloway Friendly, Debbie Kennedy, chief executive of Lifesearch, and Alan Lakey, founder of CI Expert.They discuss how the protection industry can make sure their products are seen as essential, rather than non-essential, costs and how advisers can discuss these issues with their clients and

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30:05

Monetary policy and its effect on bonds

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/09/12

On this episode of the FTAdviser In Focus podcast we discusscurrent monetary policy and its effects on the bond market. Central banks in Europe and the US have raised rates as their economies are hit with rising prices. As a result bond yields have soared, as prices, in tandem with equity values, have crashed. But have banks acted quickly and strongly enough? William Morris, head of investments at Weatherbys Private Bank, Simon Holmes, multi-asset portfolio manager atColumbia Threadneedle

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21:08

“Liz Truss has an easier job than the Bank of England”

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/09/09

The task facing the Bank of England in controlling inflation is harder than that facing the new prime minister, an expert has said.Speaking to chief reporter at FTAdviser, Sally Hickey, guests David Henry, investment manager at Quilter Cheviot, and Sue Noffke, head of UK equities at Schroders, said the road ahead is unclear.“I think Liz Truss has an easier job than the Bank of England,” said investment manager at Quilter Cheviot, David Henry, adding that we need to get a handle on inflation.Noffke

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23:56

How will consumer duty affect advisers' day-to-day role?

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/09/02

The new consumer duty, for which the rules were confirmed in July, won’t see a substantial amount of change for advisers, according to the guests on the latest FTAdviser Podcast.Speaking to deputy news editor Sonia Rach, this week's podcast guests, Simon Harrington, head of public affairs at Pimfa, and Mike Barrett, consulting director at the Lang Cat, said there was likely to be little change coming for advisers.In the discussion, they discussed the actual provision of giving advice, assessing

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20:46

Pimfa: Why simplified advice needs to feature in FCA...

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/08/30

There is no scope to water down advice but if the industry wants to be able to serve the 15mn people who need advice but don't get it, change is needed, says Simon Harrington.Thehead of public affairs at the adviser trade body sayswhat is currently possible is rooted in 'handbook guidance', rather than the handbook itself, which makes it risky for advisers to experiment with simpler models. To find out how exactly Pimfa's simplified advice would work, and what are the chances of pushing it through

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27:30

'It's not the time for one-way bets'

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/08/19

The start to 2022 was a rocky one for equities, with the MSCI World index losing 14 per cent year to date.While recent weeks have provided some respite for equities, with most markets rebounding to some extent, continued high inflation and rising interest rates mean equity investors could continue to experience something of a rollercoaster ride, with markets struggling to price in the changing economic circumstances.This week FTAdviser contributing editor David Thorpe is joined by James Thomson,

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25:44

Spotting the signs of stress

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/08/15

This episode of the FTAdviser In Focus podcast focuses on financial advisers' mental health and wellbeing. Looking after your mental health is important and thereare several stress factors advisers in particular should be looking out for, according to this week's guests. Shaun Doherty, owner of The 555 Club, and a former IFA, and Kerry Burgess, people operations director at First Wealth, discuss what signs to look out for, how to de-stress at work, and how far the industry has come in addressing

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32:15

'Mortgage lenders don't want our business'

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/08/12

Mortgage lenders cannot cope with the volume of business coming their way, advisers have told the latest FTAdviser Podcast. Speaking to senior editor Simoney Kyriakou, Jane King, chartered adviser for Ash Ridge Financial Services, said lenders had told her they were swamped, partly due to the difficulties of navigating hybrid working but also because of having to cope with ever-changing bank base rate rises. Also joining her on the podcast was Almas Uddin, founder of Revolution Brokers, who warned

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19:44

What effect will the new mortgage affordability rules...

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/08/05

This week the Bank of England has scrapped a key affordability test for borrowers wanting to take out a mortgage which was introduced following the 2008 financial crisis.Since Monday, lenders no longer have to assess whether borrowers will be able to afford a mortgage if interest rates increased by 3 per cent because the Bank claimed it was no longer necessary and was actively preventing people from getting a mortgage.This week FTAdviser deputy editor Damian Fantato is joined by Jeremy Duncombe,

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20:46

Advisers need support with complex divorce advice

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/07/29

Unfortunately a gender pensions gap exists and men are more often than not better off in retirement then women, but divorce often plays a role in this as many do not take into account a partner’s pension.When going through a divorce the court can make a pension sharing order to provide a transfer from a spouse with a greater pension provision to the one with the lesser.But many people do not know this exists. For example, a 2021 study looking at divorcees aged 55-64 found that men had an average

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33:12

How will the growth of the DFM market affect advisers?

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/07/22

Over the past few years, the world of discretionary fund managing has grown and so has competition in this space.As the number and complexity of funds increase, DFMs have become a popular tool for IFAs, helping them to find efficient ways of making the right investment decisions for their clients.But how can advisers make sure they’re entrusting the right people with their clients’ money, and what impact will the growth in DFMs have on advisers? Will the new entrants in the DFM market be able to

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21:10

How to position an equity portfolio for higher...

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/07/20

The start to 2022 has been a volatile one for investors, with rising inflation and rising interest rates. In short, it is a difficult time to be an equity investor.Many areas of the market which led the recent 10-year-long rally have fallen away, which lead investors to wonder what comes next.In this special edition of the FTAdviser podcast, sponsored by Artemis, contributing editor David Thorpe is joined by Fahad Hassan, chief investment officer at Albermarle Street Partners, and Alex Illingworth,

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29:54

IFAs taking same approach to male and female clients...

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/07/15

In this FTAdviser podcast, we talk about something which is often covered, but perhaps from the wrong lens. And that’s how financial advisers - the majority of which are male - should be communicating with the women they manage wealth on behalf of. We ask:- How advisers should or shouldn't be talking to female clients- Is having the same approach for male and female clients regressive or progressive?- What is the current state of play in the advice industry today when it comes to gender equality

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35:35

Lead gen must be held to same standards as advisers

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/07/08

Lead generation has become an increasingly thorny issue, and the regulator has been increasingly cracking down on inappropriate and fraudulent advertising.According to the regulator, last year 564 adverts were withdrawn or amended, double the number compared to previous years.This week FTAdviser editor Simoney Kyriakou is joined by Joanna Streames, founder of Velvet Mortgage and Insurance Services, and Alain Desmier, founder of Contact State to discuss how advisers and regulators should approach

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29:24

Going beyond the call of duty

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/07/06

On this episode of the FTAdviser In Focus podcast we discuss whether advisers should go beyond the call of duty. Many financial advisers see it as their duty to "give back" to society and help educate the general public on financial matters, but the space is far from saturated. So should more advisers think about running regular podcasts or writing newsletters or even books? Advisers Warren Shute and Craig Palfrey share their views, alongside the CISI's deputy head of financial planning, Chris

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23:18

How inflation is affecting pension savings

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/07/01

Over the past few months inflation has risen higher and higher, now hitting a fresh 40-year high of 9.1 per cent, with no signs of slowing down. In fact, it is expected to reach double digits soon.On this week's edition of the FTAdviser Podcast, news editor Amy Austin is joined by Russell & Co IFA Tim Morris and James Jones-Tinsley, a self-invested technical specialist at Barnett Waddingham to discuss what this mean for people saving into a pension.They discuss whether retirees are majorly

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21:37

Is the mortgage market 'inching towards a perfect...

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/06/24

The government has pledged to conduct a mortgage market review to help more first-time buyers get onto the housing ladder.This will look into how more people can be given access to high loan-to-value mortgages and what alternative ways of providing finance and managing risk there might be.On this week's edition of the FTAdviser Podcast, deputy editor Damian Fantato is joined by Martin Stewart, director of London Money, and David Hollingworth, associate director of L&C, to discuss what options

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22:43

Doctors’ pensions: What are the solutions?

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/06/22

On this special edition of the FTAdviser Podcast, news editor Amy Austin is joined by chair of the BMA's Pensions Committee, Vishal Sharma and Graham Crossley, NHS pension specialist advisor at Quilter,to discuss how pension tax issues are causing doctors to leave the profession and what the government should to to attempt to stop this.The FTAdviser Podcast is the podcast for financial advisers, brought to you by FTAdviser. Each week, FTAdviser is joined by guests from the industry to discuss the

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25:20

The rise of multi-service firms

FTAdviser Podcast ·

2022/06/20

In this episode of the FTAdviser In Focus podcast we discuss the rise of multi-service firms. In recent months at least two law firms announced their intention to move into the financial advice space. Yet, the concept of a multi-service firm is not new. So why are more and more law firms expanding their remit into financial advice? Josh Richardson, Chartered financial planner at Informed Financial Planning, and Tahina Akther, barrister at Wild Cat Law, which is awaitingauthorisation from the

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