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Articles in November, 2007 issue of Financial Adviser

• The Service game.
• First-time buyers benefit from a market slowdown.
• Credit crunch pinch extends its reach.
• L&G launch short-term fixed-rate deal through Platform.
• Children's Mutual backs government initiatives on CTF.
• People saving for retirement fail to take advantage of rewards on offer, says Skandia.
• Axa's Budget Day gains support within industry.
• Housing hiccup will not last long.
• Singh to succeed Mumenthaler as chief risk officer for Swiss Re.
• It is time to cut the risk.
• Sales Awards 2007: Not being the only one.
• Sales Awards 2007: Acknowledging diversity is key for Standard Life.
• Small businesses likely to feel the pinch of rising interest rates.
• Openwork recovering after bad year.(Financial report)
• Don't let passive risk pass you by.(analysis of portfolio management)
  by Dick, Alan
• At last, a chance to redefine the industry.
• Negotiating terms and conditions.
• Losing middleman costs pensioners.
• Fixed-rate deals proving popular for borrowers.(reports of mortgages)(Brief article)
• Helpline to assess riskier clients may be cure for 'laborious task'.
• Axa wants IFA and provider collaboration to iron out RDR.
• NU set to back global commercial property.
• Advisers bring in lion's share of work for Notts BS as it promotes channel.(Nottingham Building Society)(Brief article)
• Savvy investors look at Asian emerging markets.
• RDR will 'complicate and confuse'.
• Risk profiling is 'the IFA's job'.(Parmenion )
• Experts drafted in to Tory campaign on pensions policy.
• Flexible Anuities: Expecting more from life.
• Performing to an audience.
• Quarter working toward diploma status already - Sesame study.
• Barclays continues recruitment drive as it looks to add 800.(Barclays PLC)(Brief article)
• A wind of change for Sesame as Gale quits.
• Chartering success.
• Reed appointed IT director for Axa and Winterthur Wealth Management.
• Fraud fears spark rethink over online mortage documentation.
• Testing times for everyone.
• Advisor Impact in UK expansion.
• Sinfonia set to spring into life.
• Bradbury Hamilton revamps image with chartered status.(Brief article)
• GMAC-RFC introduces its improved competitive rates.(GMAC Residential Funding Corp.)(Brief article)
• Number of young savers rises by double.
• Net fund of fund sales fall to AGBP803.4m in third quarter: IMA.
• Testing public patience.
• Choosing to go an alternative way.
• Klingons to be identified and dealt with - Decision Focus.
• Special Awards: Consistency, consistency, consistency for winners Winterthur.
• Advice without strife from adviser forum.
• Special Awards: SLI doesn't rest on laurels as it boosts its website.(Website overview)
• Special Awards: Third time is lucky for Accord as it posts best placing to date.(rankings of Accord Mortgages)(Brief article)
• Special Awards: When winning is not enough.(Winterthur Life (UK) Ltd.)
  by Burke, John
• FSA set to hit the road as it aims to aid CRD switch.
• Pay packets increasing steadily, claims the CIPD.
• BDS adds new solutions into its service.(Packager BDS Mortgage Group )(Brief article)
• Let down by the weatherman.
• MPC has a tough course to steer ahead - expert.
• Key players and bodies face second grilling.(Alastair Darling)(Brief article)
• Revised bank code to offer more protection.
• Playing the portfolio game to bag the prize.
• Standard Life wrap to offer MLC manager of manager portfolios.
• The dark night of New Labour's soul.(Column)
  by Prestridge, Jeff
• The gold diggers.
• New Products and what We think of them...
• Special Awards: Prudential tops category, but after it falls from grace.
• Pricing regime for autumn.
• The personal touch.(Swansea Building Societies services and management)
  by Rigby, Chloe
• Royal London eyes changes as it tries to buy stake in Fundsdirect.
• IMA wants changes to covered bonds.
• Managers in big teams hinder performance.
• Lord Hunt shifts RDR debate focus.(Lord 'David' Hunt of Chartered Insurance Institute on retail distribution review)
• FRM Credit Alpha in new shares offering.
• Society's forum achieves its goal.
• Only transparency can engender trust.
• Sales Awards 2007: It is all about the right letters.(Richard Day)(Brief article)
• Scottish Life pension plan fails to woo Forbes adviser.
• Manager acts to cushion market volatility.
• Bearers of bad news.
• They say age is just a number.
• FSB opposes 'one-size-fits-all' approach to employment law.
• FSA's conduct of business rules to simplify MiFID implementation.
• North moves to buy management company Neptune.

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