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‘Final salary’ pension transfers witness an upward jump of £40,000 in 2019
The recipients of ‘final salary’ pension transfers received £40,000 more than participants opting for the same last year, finds a recent survey. Workers with defined-benefit pensions are ditching regular monthly payments for these lump-sum payouts across the country.
U.S Equity Markets Start 2019 On a Strong Note with a Solid First Quarter
It was nothing short of a dream run for American large-cap stocks, as the S&P 500 witnessed one of its finest quarters at the end of March 2019. This is the first time in U.S. history that a bull market has run for ten straight years. The prolific first-quarter results provided the best start to a year since 1998.
A Regulatory Overview of 2018: MiFID II, PRIIPs & AnaCredit
2018 was a monumental year for the European regulatory framework. The region witnessed the introduction of MiFID II, PRIIPs, the enactment of GDPR, and AnaCredit, with each having a massive impact on some of the largest global organisations.
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