Ken Davy, the founder and Chairman of The SimplyBiz Group is a true industry heavyweight and is greatly respected by across the financial services sector, and by other business leaders. Ken regularly shares his views on some of the pertinent issues shaping our landscape and provides a unique insight into some of the issues of the past and the future in the press. Read his most recent columns below:
"The first important step is to eliminate the confusion between advice and guidance." In Ken Davy's latest article, he discusses the FCA's Call For Input, and how further clarity can be added for consumers
Group Chairman, Ken Davy, discusses the use of virtual technology to increase the efficiency, effectiveness and profitability of advisers.
Ken Davy discusses the literary gem keeping him entertained during lockdown.
In his column this month, our Chairman, Ken Davy, reflects upon Rishi Sunak's recent attempts to kick-start the housing market.
In this article, Ken addresses the dangers of the DB market and asks if the regulator may have been reckless with the future finances of many consumers.
After the Covid-19 crisis has passed there is going to be a huge rise in demand for financial advice, but are advisers going to be able to cope? They will, says SimplyBiz Group Chairman Ken Davy, if they are ready to learn the lessons from almost 50 years ago.
"The changes to ways of doing business are greater and more profound than any change in my lifetime". Read Ken's thoughts on the opportunities that can be brought by a crisis.
Ken Davy's latest column looks at the challenges facing those making - or changing - a will whilst in lockdown.
Ken Davy looks at the priorities for advisers when serving clients in times of crisis.
Group Chairman Ken Davy urges advisers to fight for a fair overhaul of the FSCS funding model.
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"The first important step is to eliminate the confusion between advice and guidance." In Ken Davy's latest article, he discusses the FCA's Call For Input, and how further clarity can be added for consumers
Group Chairman, Ken Davy, discusses the use of virtual technology to increase the efficiency, effectiveness and profitability of advisers.
Ken Davy discusses the literary gem keeping him entertained during lockdown.
In his column this month, our Chairman, Ken Davy, reflects upon Rishi Sunak's recent attempts to kick-start the housing market.
In this article, Ken addresses the dangers of the DB market and asks if the regulator may have been reckless with the future finances of many consumers.
After the Covid-19 crisis has passed there is going to be a huge rise in demand for financial advice, but are advisers going to be able to cope? They will, says SimplyBiz Group Chairman Ken Davy, if they are ready to learn the lessons from almost 50 years ago.
"The changes to ways of doing business are greater and more profound than any change in my lifetime". Read Ken's thoughts on the opportunities that can be brought by a crisis.
Ken Davy's latest column looks at the challenges facing those making - or changing - a will whilst in lockdown.
Ken Davy looks at the priorities for advisers when serving clients in times of crisis.
Group Chairman Ken Davy urges advisers to fight for a fair overhaul of the FSCS funding model.