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Only half (53%) of Britain’s over-50s feel well prepared for retirement, and four out of ten (38%) worry about it, but it would take a windfall of over half a million pounds before most would call in a financial adviser.

Financial education in schools is happening too infrequently to make an impact – leaving young people ill-prepared for adult life and worrying about money, according to our latest research.

With all the political and regulatory uncertainties affecting the finance sector, and disruptive technologies gaining more traction by the day, the biggest challenge for the sector is how to train a workforce that is future-proof and resilient to change.

The London Institute of Banking & Finance has appointed Renier Lemmens as its first ever Visiting Professor of Fintech and Innovation and as Senior Advisor on Digital Education.

Crisis looms as generation approaching retirement struggles with low cash returns and increased longevity.

The London Institute of Banking & Finance announces the launch of its new international qualification, Certificate In Supply Trade Finance.