Nick Gartside will join J.P. Morgan Asset Management next year as the international CIO of fixed income, the group's lead bond investor outside the US.

Invesco Perpetual star manager Neil Woodford believes equity markets can still provide meaningful returns despite the muted economic environment.

A group of Chinese investors are in the "early stages" of considering a bid for Prudential, according to a weekend report.

Goldman Sachs has agreed to pay a fine of £17.5m to the FSA after failing to disclose trader Fabrice Tourre was under fraud investigation by the US Securities & Exchange Commission.

Jupiter's Tony Nutt has dismissed fears the UK is headed back into recession and believes equity prices and dividends have "significant upside" potential.

The last think I expected when hopping into my first cab in New York City was a discussion about Ben Bernanke and the US economy.

Barclays is set to name its investment banking boss Bob Diamond as successor to current chief executive John Varley.

US President Barack Obama has unveiled a $50bn infrastructure spending package aimed at reviving the faltering American economy and cutting the country's mounting unemployment.

British corporate bonds beat global counterparts last month as investors gained confidence in the UK's economic recovery.

Chancellor George Osborne will scrap the Pre-Budget Report this year and replace it with a slimmed-down autumn statement.