ENHANCED ANNUITIES

More savers appear willing to accept lower rates of interest on savings products as the UK's base rate remains at its historic low of 0.5%, research suggests.

Hornbuckle Mitchell has launched a sole trustee self-invested personal pension (SIPP) to the adviser market.

Sir Hector Sants, the former Financial Services Authority (FSA) chief, rejected calls for an investigation into LIBOR abuses in January 2009, it was revealed yesterday.

Insurance giant Legal & General (L&G) has reported increased operating profit of £1,087m following double digit sales growth.

John Taylor, former intermediaries marketing director at Scottish Widows, joined the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) today.

Who moved where in another busy week in financial services?

A group of Conservative MPs are set to publicly warn that a radical change of economic strategy is essential to revive the economy, the Telegraph reports.

Insurance giant Aviva is likely to shock the City when it posts a £3bn loss in its full-year results this week, the Sunday Times reports.

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) was accused of cronyism, misuse of public funds and possible corruption of some of its top bosses in an official investigation, according to The Times.