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| London - £180,000 Per Annum | ||
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LATEST EDITION - OUT NOW
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Our cover story is from long time contributor to the magazine Dale Critchley from Aviva who examines how you can insure your health, insure your home and car and even your life but how can you insure an income in retirement. We also have Mark Francis from the FCA and Simon Nixon from the PRA on increasing resilience across an interlinked financial system. Plus, PMI members Joe Moore and Julia Yates discussing Virgin Media -what now for pension schemes.
Wealth management is becoming increasingly institutionalised. We examine the key trends driving this shift and what it means for firms and clients. Wealth management has always sat apart from other parts of financial services. Pension schemes exist for one main reason: to provide income in retirement. Insurance transfers risk. Asset management focuses on generating returns for a given level of risk. Wealth management, by contrast, has never had a single job.