Temporary rules allowing separate compensation cover for customers with deposits in two merging building societies are set to be extended.

Temporary rules allowing separate compensation cover for customers with deposits in two merging building societies are set to be extended.

The Bank of England has once again held interest rates at 0.5%, the third time it has frozen rates this year.

Talk of financial adviser numbers dwindling by up to half as a result of the RDR is premature and makes a mockery of the "resilience" of the adviser community, Legal & General (L&G) says.

Julius Baer has unveiled its Russia fund to UK retail investors, coinciding with the country's strong recent equity rally.

Aviva has sent voting packs to around one million policyholders over its proposed reattribution plan.

Britain's top share index rose in early trading on Thursday as investors eyed the outcome of the Monetary Policy Committee's base rate vote later today.

Latvia has become the first EU country to face a sovereign debt crisis after failing to sell a single bill at a treasury auction worth $100m (£61m), prompting fears of a fresh storm in Eastern Europe as capital flight tests currency pegs, The Telegraph...

The Securities & Investment Institute (SII) has unveiled a stand-alone, higher-level qualification for wealth management practitioners.

AXA Winterthur has added annual income reviews to its unsecured pension (USP).