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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…
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Why getting data right matters as much to journalists as to you (opens the original)
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In this episode of Margin Notes, FT Adviser speaks with Anesu Ngwenya, who was doing work experience with the FT Group over the summer. Having graduated with a specialism in data journalism, Ngwenya has come to appreciate the benefits of presenting data in a compelling and visually appealing way, as well as understanding the risks of not getting data right — whether that’s the way it is compiled, curated or controlled. In this podcast, she outlined some of the risks and opportunities that journa
The double risk facing young people in Britain (opens the original)
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This episode of Margin Notes looks at the risk affecting young people in Britain today - a double risk, if you like - of rising youth unemployment and low financial resilience among school and college leavers. When these two risks combine, what is the likely outcome for young people? FT Adviser editor Simoney Kyriakou talks to Lucy McIlroy, a philosophy and language student at Exeter University who has also been doing work experience on FT Adviser. The FTAdviser Podcast is designed to inform reg
How authoritarian regimes are exploiting the UN SDGs (opens the original)
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Authoritarian regimes with appalling human rights and dire environmental practices have been abusing the UN sustainable development goals to secure foreign direct investment. This is the claim made by the Human Rights Foundation after years of research into some of the least democratic regimes where, despite known issues, foreign investment has been growing. On this latest Margin Notes podcast, one of the report’s authors, Sergei Korotkov, an international legal associate with the Human Rights F
What happens to your business when the money runs out? (opens the original)
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Being an entrepreneur is always a risky business but for millions of self-employed people in Britain, owning their own business is not just a revenue stream but a life goal. But what happens when the money runs out? This is a question that is relevant not just to small businesses but also to large ones. How can owners mitigate these risks, or is insolvency the only solution? Joining us on this episode is licensed insolvency practitioner Julie Palmer, managing partner for the south-west region at
Here's how financial services can address the advice gap and help women join the profession (opens the original)
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"Any actions need to be data-led” when it comes to tackling the advice gap and helping more women to join the financial services profession. This was one of the key principles that underlined the Women’s Wealth Alliance’s 2025 survey of women , their perception of the advice profession, and their careers within financial services. Talking to FT Adviser editor Simoney Kyriakou and Vanessa Barnes, founder of Hannay Wealth and chair of the Women’s Wealth Alliance on the inaugural Tea with the FTA v
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