Financial adviser Richard Bishop has decided to move out of regulated advice and adopt a non-advised model because he said fees and ad-hoc levies have become unmanageable.
Bishop, principal of Birmingham-based Premier Practice, who describes himself as a restricted whole-of-market adviser, plans to set up a non-advised life insurance business within the next six months. During this time he will continue to manage his current client base of about £2m in funds under management. He said he is not seeking any new business and will ultimately look to either sell the client bank or transition it into another firm, where he would continue to offer some services. The firm will continue to be called Premier Practice. Bishop said: "The Financial Conduct Aut...
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