The Money Marketing Podcast

Running an advice firm at a time of crisis

Red House boss Ruth Sturkey on how she's kept her mid-sized firm afloat during Covid-19, and whether one man bands can stand up to tough times ahead

Should advisers be getting paid more for less?

Radio 4's Paul Lewis takes on the thorny issue of adviser charging amid the coronavirus crisis

Covid and the future of ESG

Ethical investing is not optional anymore, according to SRI's Julia Dreblow's, as she looks at whether coronavirus will push investors towards conscious companies

Banging the drum for pensions at a time of crisis

Former pensions minister Ros Altmann argues pensions need a massive push while times are tough

Will adviser fees withstand the Covid pressure?

As AUM charges suffer from market falls, Roderic Rennison looks at whether now is the time for new fee models

'Listen, don't just talk': Solla's Tish Hanifan on developing your soft skills

Coronavirus is crunch time for advisers with elderly or vulnerable clients. Never have soft skills been more important.  Society of Later Life Advisers founder Tish Hanifan has some invaluable tips.

SJP's chief executive in the hot-seat

The boss of the UK's largest wealth manager says advisers can still take advantage of the crisis

"After this, there won't be going back" - CityHive's Bev Shah on how Covid-19 will usher in cultural change at asset managers

Covid-19: The paraplanner view

Paraplanners have become increasingly central to financial advice firms in recent years. But will they be the first costs to go as Covid-19 hits bottom lines? 
Money Marketing chats to Caroline Stuart from the Personal Finance Society's Paraplanner Practitioner Panel to look at what the future holds for the role, and how report writers can add real value in a time of crisis.

"This is the death of discretionary management": Robin Powell on why fund fees have to come down

The Evidence Based Investor's Robin Powell argues pricey actives offer no downside protection during the Covid crisis, and advisers will soon feel the pressure on their own fees