SimplyBiz Group hosts live web debate

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The SimplyBiz Group’s live ‘Advice Show’ will take place today (Monday 13 March) from 10am. 

The broadcast, which addresses major issues currently affecting the investment, pensions, regulation and mortgage markets, as well as the recent Spring Budget, is open to all financial services professionals and registration is still open at www.TheAdviceShow.co.uk

The full agenda for the day will run as follows, and viewers are encouraged to either watch the event in full or tune in for the individual sessions of most interest to them:

  • 10.00: Market outlook for 2017, featuring BMO, Carmignac, Canada Life and BNY Mellon
  • 10.45: The rating of funds, featuring Ken Rayner of Rayner Spencer Mills
  • 11.05: Insight from SimplyBiz Group chairman Ken Davy, as he explore some of the key issues shaping the industry and reflects on the Spring Budget
  • 11.25: A look at the big regulatory issues of the moment with Richard Nuttall
  • 11.45: Pension Special:
  • Part 1: Former Minister of State for Pensions, Sir Steve Webb, now director of policy and communications at RLG, and John Lawson, head of policy (retirement solutions) at Aviva discuss some of the pertinent issues affecting the retirement market
  • Part 2: A look at the defined benefits market – the threats and opportunities for advisers
  • 12.50: Technology and the advice process
  • 13.20: SimplyBiz Mortgages’ chief executive Martin Reynolds hosts a special feature looking at the buy-to-let market, with Phil Rickards of BM Solutions and Adrian Moloney, of One Savings Bank

Dan Russell, who will be hosting the Advice Show, said: “This is a unique opportunity for advisers to interact with some of the most well-respected and experienced faces from across the financial services sector.

“The content of the entire event is rich with value, particularly in light of the recent Budget, and we look forward to discussing a wide range of topics as well as addressing any questions from the wider web audience.”

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