THE REVIEW

CISI Chief Executive Simon Culhane, Chartered FCSI, revisits this question in an updated version of an article first published in The Review in March 2010, which examines whether obtaining a degree is really the best option for young people

Julie Lord CFP™ Chartered FCSI and Chartered Wealth Manager at Magenta Financial Planning talks about her 30-year career as a pioneering financial planner, as well as her plans for the future and a newfound love of rally car driving

A report by the UK’s competition watchdog has called for banks to be more open and flexible with their customers 

Professor David Hand OBE, Chief Scientific Adviser to Winton, to speak at the CISI’s Financial Planning Conference on the subject of improbabilities and how likely they are to happen

In the third of our series of articles on alternative investments, we ask Marjorie Allthorpe-Guyton, Secretary-General of AICA International and President of AICAUK, to discuss how art has become so attractive to investors

The CISI will be holding a special stream at this year’s Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime, on Friday 9 September 2016. This will focus on where individual responsibility lies in handling financial crime – both traditional and cyber

Japan’s fiscal stimulus package may not be enough to kickstart the economy, according to analysts

Long-awaited review into executive pay doesn’t go far enough, says The Review columnist Anthony Hilton

Fintech may be presented as an exciting new wave of innovations set to shake up the staid world of finance, but the reality is less glamorous. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, writes The Review's Andrew Davis

Attention has fallen on offshore tax havens in recent months, with calls for greater transparency in order to restore public trust