Financial services firms are expecting massive job losses in the sector before the end of 2008, according to research for the CBI.

George Bush says the US Congress will pass a proposed bail-out plan for Wall Street banks.

Three in ten advisers have yet to set up a website and may struggle to match their competitors as a result, according to IFA Promotion.

The Association of IFAs (AIFA) is offering advisers the chance to chat directly with its policy director ahead of the next phase of the RDR in November.

House sales in June this year were 56% below the corresponding month in 2007, statistics from the Land Registry reveal.

The average first time buyer will take up to 15 years to save for a deposit to buy a home, according to the Fair Investment Company (FIC).

Aegon UK is set to combine its individual and corporate life and pensions businesses as part of a mini restructure.

The unprecedented market volatility could spark renewed vigour in Islamic banking and Shariah compliant products, BDO Stoy Hayward says.

Axa has added a new range of ‘adventurous' funds to its offering for corporate clients in response to customer demand.

Singapore and Hong Kong have swapped places in the City of London‘s Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI), sitting in the top five alongside London, New York and Zurich.