A correction in the commodities market is giving pension funds a chance to increase their allocation...

The FTSE100 has pushed ahead in afternoon trading despite another sluggish start on Wall Street.

Scottish Widows has come under fire after incorrectly labelling a fast-track mortgage as a self-certified product, potentially leaving intermediaries vulnerable to FSA fines.

French savings bank Caisse d'Epargne today admitted it lost €600m (£465m) in a "major market incident" involving derivatives.

Tenet Group has teamed up with Legal & General (L&G) to launch a new mortgage proposition for those looking to operate an internet or remote advice model.

A ‘blanket rule change' of the age limit for annuities will not help solve the real issues affecting UK pensioners, according to MGM Advantage.

Hong Kong Chinese people continue to turn to family and friends for financial advice, but it may not be good enough to withstand testing global financial conditions, warns Zurich International Life (ZIL).

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has joined forces with insurance supervisors to launch principles designed to protect policyholders and oversee risk.

Paaleads.com says it will no longer allow brokers to select the third party source of their customer leads.

Advisers are demanding a refund of the last six years worth of FSA fees after its chairman suggested banks had been undercharged.