Jenna Brown is a deputy editor at Professional Adviser. She covers a range of topics including finance, investment, personal finance, and employee benefits, with a keen focus on retirement planning, wealth management, and trading technology. Jenna's work has been featured in notable publications such as EIN Presswire, The Daily Beacon, and Investment Week.
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Jenna Brown's coverage predominantly revolves around UK financial services, investment advice, and pensions. She extensively covers industry announcements and provides expert commentary on legal and compliance issues within the finance sector. Sources with expertise in UK financial regulations, business tax breaks, pension schemes, or investment trends are likely to catch her attention.
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Advice firms are intentionally slowing the adoption of new technology, according to research from NextWealth.
Kate Gannon has been named as the next president of the Personal Finance Society (PFS).
The Vanguard UK Platform Awards brought together the great and the good from across the industry this week.
By: Jenna Brown
Jenna Brown sat down with the Catalyst Partners – Roderic Rennison, John Chapman, Martyn Laverick and Andrew Cumming – to talk advice M&A, the importance of vendor handholding and why chemistry matters
AJ Bell has reported record platform AUM of £126bn, up 22% in the past 12 months.
By: Jenna Brown
Rathbones’ regulatory programme of work following a Skilled Person review, which followed engagement with the Financial Conduct Authority, is making progress on schedule, the group has said.
By: Jenna Brown
Costs relating to Vision Independent Financial Planning’s s166 from the Financial Conduct Authority could reach £2.5m, parent company Rathbones has said.
