Social Media

Should advisers outsource? PA talks to expert Bridget Greenwood

Only one in four advisory firms operates a social media policy for staff despite its increasing use and growing scrutiny from the regulator, research suggests.

Three's a charm: Why firms are failing on financial promotions

Whether you're a social media star or Luddite, Fiona Murphy outlines the latest FCA rules on making sure your communications do not breach the regulator's new rules.

A 'charter' for financial services firms using social media has launched weeks after the regulator published guidelines on how to communicate compliantly on platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.

You can’t put the (social media) genie back in the bottle

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said firms must do more to ensure advertisements do not mislead consumers after it found 227 cases of non-compliant promotions in the consumer credit sector.

Forget Facebook and #ad, LinkedIn is your real money maker, argues Raymond James

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined its expectations of firms and individuals when communicating with customers via social media.

The power of social media: Turning your followers into clients