How Discretionary Investment Management Is Regulated in the UK: An Adviser's Guide
How discretionary investment management is regulated in the UK: FCA permissions, COBS suitability, client agreements, reporting and best execution for advisers.
Navigating FCA requirements, Consumer Duty, and the regulatory landscape that shapes wealth management in the UK.
How discretionary investment management is regulated in the UK: FCA permissions, COBS suitability, client agreements, reporting and best execution for advisers.
How UK wealth advisers should run ongoing oversight of their DFM under Consumer Duty: monitoring framework, board reporting, and red flags to act on.
FCA SDR for wealth advisers explained: anti-greenwashing rule, the four investment labels, naming and marketing limits, and what HNW practices must do now.
How UK wealth advisers should approach succession under FCA expectations: SYSC, Consumer Duty, SMCR, and the practical handover steps the regulator looks for.
Targeted support went live on 6 April 2026 and simplified advice is still in consultation. Where the FCA advice guidance boundary review has actually got to.
The FCA's Consumer Duty has been in force for over a year. Here is what wealth advisers need to focus on to stay compliant and competitive.