Life insurance providers will see around a third of their revenues come from products that have yet to be developed, according to State Street senior vice president, Wade McDonald.

The IMA UK Corporate Bond sector has remained a firm IFA favourite taking 17% of total advised sales during May, according to Fidelity FundsNetwork's monthly figures.

Royal Bank of Scotland, now 70%-owned by the government, lost more money last year than any other bank in the world, new figures out today confirm.

The FTSE 100 slipped in early morning trading after making a quick gain straight after the opening bell.

Customers with Isle of Man (IOM) bank accounts will no longer be able to withhold their tax details from the powers that be after the island today agreed to the automatic exchange of information within the EU.

One in six prime UK mortgages is in negative equity, with the possibility this figure could climb to one in three if house prices fall in line with its expectations, Fitch warns.

I am sure we are all aware that the government intends to include provisions in the Finance Act 2009 to restrict higher rate tax relief on pension contributions by individuals with taxable income of £150,000 or more.

Nucleus is looking to raise more than £3m in a rights issue to help clear some of the company's debt to South African insurer Sanlam.

Chapters of the impending RDR consultation paper have been redrafted on "numerous" occasions in recent weeks as the FSA continues to um and ah over its proposals.

Sale-and-rent-back provider Residential Property Solutions (RPS) has launched a charter to encourage other firms to raise their standards and to help consumers and brokers avoid cowboy operators.