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Articles in January, 2008 issue of Financial Adviser

• Lenders brace for rise in default rates: study.
• Swip launches into fund of funds field with pair.
• Trigold aims to aid security as it publishes partners list.(three partners are Intelliflo, Sesame Office and Intrinsic Ltd.)(Brief article)
• Brewin Dolphin hires 15 new senior executives for its London offices.
• Of worms and hooks.
• New Products and what We think of them...
• It'll be pennies for haven.
• A single last chance salon 'needed'.
• UK house prices crept up in Dec.
• Friends goes simple for protection applications.(Friends Provident)
• FundZone adds Thames offerings.
• A touch exotic.
• Firms axe training as slowdown starts to bite.
• Regulators focusing on advisers' commission not their role: study.
• The six golden rules.(influence of public relations and media on financial advisers)(Viewpoint essay)
  by Maradas, Nim
• Derbyshire goes on Moody's 'watch list' due to credit crunch.
• Income inequalities are linked to markets - IFS.
• Landlords use BTL for assets build-up.
• Law backs Brown's financial education.
• Advocate takes on the FSA over expectations.
• Emerge from the monolithic age.
• Accountants to tie up last Millfield affairs.
• Lloyds TSB moves to meet Shariah demand with launch.
• Housing market is 'returning to 90s'.
• Aifa challenges EC body over sales-driven and pure advice boundaries.
• LV= shows off its Heart with donation proposal.
• Super powers?
• Fair is foul, and foul is fair?
• SME bosses should brush up leadership skills - gov't.
• Global tinge to FSA powers.
• FundsNetwork forum for February.
• Loanoptions addition leads to a secured loans boost for Home.(Loanoptions and Home of Choice)(Brief article)
• Too little, too late?
• An outpouring of (tax) relief.
• MI speaks out on sorting scandals.(Mortgage Intelligence)
• Skandia calls for a two-tier model to help advice clarity.
• Ad-hoc reviews and independent permanent commission both involve trade-offs, says PPI.
• A crisis now nearing its sixth month.(Northern Rock PLC mortgage crisis)
• Scrum down with Soc Gen.(Societe Generale Asset Management)
• Long live the King.(Mervyn King governor of the Bank of England)(Brief article)
• Don't wait for spring clean to boost efficiency - Link.
• Is the end in sight?
• CBI warns of difficult year ahead but downplays risks.
• Adult learning body hits out over gov't skills cash.
• Larger players 'come out on top' in terms of sales.
• Investors are looking East for property.
• Pay myths dispelled as show reveals advisers are in top pay bracket.
• 7IM to offer six funds through FundsNetwork.
• New Products and what We think of them...
• Late payment culture could 'heighten' recession effects.
• Do or die deadline looms for sale.
• Cash is king as funds are shunned.
• ASA ruling on credit ad is welcomed by Begbies.
• A small cheer for the small players.
• Westminster aims to cut small firms' wastage on costly advice.
• Foundations of sand not Rock.
• Ron Sandler.
• Openwork sets out agenda to solidify its position in 2008.
• IT spend is on the grow at life firms in the run up to Solvency II start.
• Skandia hits the road in a drive to prepare IFAs for end of tax year.
• Axa adds two M&G funds to life, pensions portfolio.
• Pru offers 'healthy' discount.
• Miffed by MiFID?
• Lehman gears up its drive into the UK advisory market.
• That sinking feeling...(mortgage overview)
  by O'Donnell, Kevin
• Life Trust launches its plan through financial advisers.
• Sachs buys out Money Partners.
• Fidelity highlights a Sipp limit 'loophole'.(Fidelity FundsNetwork)(Brief article)
• Flexibility to be key for years ahead - HSBC.
• Safe to go back into the water?(impact of education on financial advisers relation with customers)
  by McGahan, Peter
• Bradbury hits trail in search of IFAs.
• It's better to give...
• That warm feeling...
• Dissident advisers attack TCF planning.
• FSA bans Kent adviser from regulation rights due to outstanding fee.
• Advisers confident of offshore plans despite downturn - L&G.
• Collins Stewart looks to Shapiro for All-Share beating fund launch.
• Friends' future fuzzy as hunting party fails.
• Brace of board members to leave Thinc in next 3 months.
• Threesixty prepares firms for TCF needs.

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