Harlequin Property, the UK-based overseas property sales agent which is at the centre of a Serious Fraud Office investigation, is owed £86m by its overseas development arms and related businesses.

The Co-operative Group should pay for financial advice for bondholders set to be hit by its restructuring plan as soon as possible, says an action group.

A year after regulators ruled that banks were guilty of widespread mis-selling of £2 bn of interest rate ‘swaps', thousands of the small and medium-sized businesses affected are still waiting to receive compensation.

A growing number of small business owners are using private pension funds to provide capital for their firms.

Cyprus's debt ratings have been downgraded to "default" after it announced it would delay paying back 1bn euros ($1.3bn; £860m) of bonds.

Today is Bright Grey and Scottish Provident managing director Roger Edwards' last day in his role as he leaves to focus on marketing, social media, speaking - and yoga teaching.

John Misselbrook has been appointed interim chief executive by Aviva Investors in a bid to improve the company's investment proposition.

There have been two surveys conducted recently involving young people in the UK noteworthy for their headline revelations, but also cause for concern, according to AXA Wealth International head of proposition Simon Willoughby.

Independent financial advisers (IFAs) must consider the sustainability of a self-invested personal pension (SIPP) provider and not put too much emphasis on short-term factors such as fees, Dentons has said.

The £2bn payday loans industry has been referred for a full-blown investigation by the competition commission over concerns that firms benefit hugely from loans that borrowers can't pay back on time.