Financial Services Compensation Scheme reviews ad account
10 May 2012 | by Jeremy Lee
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme is looking for an agency to handle its advertising account.
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Co-operative Financial services ditches i-Level
26 Mar 2008 | by Anne Cassidy
LONDON - Co-operative Financial Services (CFS) has parted company with its digital media agency i-Level and will hold a formal pitch for its online media planning and buying business at the end of this year.
Maxus appointed to financial services media brief
23 Jul 2010 | by Mark Banham
WPP agency Maxus has been awarded the media planning and buying brief for financial trading firm ODL Markets.
Hotline: Co-operative Financial Services parts with i-level
28 Mar 2008
Co-operative Financial Services has parted company with its digital media agency i-level, and plans to hold a pitch for its online media planning and buying business towards the end of this year.
B&Q seeks agency for financial services launch
24 Aug 2006 | by by Claire Billings
LONDON - The DIY retailer B&Q is looking for a direct marketing agency to handle the launch of financial services products.
The World: Chicago - Discover Financial Services holds $80m review
18 Nov 2005
The credit-card company Discover Financial Services, part of the Morgan Stanley Group, has put its $80 million creative account up for review.
Campaign Digital Awards 2005: Best Financial Services Campaign
07 Oct 2005
WINNER Title: Virgin Money Plastic Surgery Agency: glue London Creative director: Seb Royce Art directors: Christine Turner, Simon Lloyd Writers: Simon Lloyd, Christine Turner Designer: Matt Verity Planning director: Martin Bailie Account manager: Serena Nutting Client: Virgin Money New-media marketing...
Hotline: Saatchi & Saatchi wins Saga Financial Services account
19 Mar 2004
Saatchi Saatchi has won the £5 million Saga Financial Services' motor insurance account. This follows a pitch against four agencies for the business last year.
HOTLINE: The Financial Services Authority is tightening the rules
12 Oct 2001
The Financial Services Authority is tightening the rules on the use of past performance figures in investment product ads after research showing that consumers find them misleading. The FSA will also ban hypothetical performance claims.
Senioragency picks up job for financial services company
15 Sep 2000
Senioragency, the over-50s specialist shop in which Grey is the majority shareholder, has been hired to brand a financial services company targeting older consumers.
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