The FCA thematic review requires advisers to improve standards to demonstrate the suitability of retirement income recommendations. Oxford Risk launches Retirement Income Suitability solution to support advisers and wealth managers with this.
Read MoreLifestyle funds were created with investor behaviours firmly in view. However, in light of (almost decade-old) changes to pensions legislation and advances in our understanding of what really helps investors, the particular view of investor behaviour they reflect now looks very dated.
Read MoreAdvisers and wealth managers often ask about the consistency of Oxford Risk's risk ratings over time. We have produced a report to demonstrate the stability of our risk mapping solution over time.
Read MoreInvestment research and planning tools firm, Mabel Insights have partnered with behavioural finance specialists, Oxford Risk to enable financial advisers and wealth managers to compare and research Oxford Risk-mapped funds and portfolios.
Read MoreBehavioural finance experts in client investment risk suitability, Oxford Risk and Fuze, an innovative wealth management platform specialising in financial data consolidation and analysis, are excited to announce a strategic partnership.
Read MoreOxford Risk has been awarded the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification. This globally recognised standard that specifies the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continuously improving an ISMS.
Read MoreRevisiting the use of complex stochastic cashflow modelling in light of the FCA’s Thematic Review into Retirement Income.
Read MoreSince the publication of the FCA’s Thematic Review into Retirement Income, one topic has dominated our conversations with clients: do we need a dedicated Risk Tolerance assessment that focuses on decumulation?
Read MoreOxford Risk is proud to announce its inclusion on the sixth annual WealthTech100 list alongside global trendsetters and technical pioneers in the world of wealth and asset management.
Read MoreBefore asking ‘How do I meet the regulations?’, ask ‘Why do they even exist?’ Were you to track regulatory changes over time, you would see a clear direction of travel.
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