The taxman is investigating a "serious fraud" which allegedly involves Gordon Ramsay's restaurant business.

A transatlantic banking watchdog would protect American and British taxpayers from bailing out banks which are too big to fail, under new plans.

The impact of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) will not be felt by many consumers until the middle of next year when they make their half yearly visit to their adviser, potentially building up a bottleneck of discussions about fees, Prudential has...

Brooks Macdonald Funds (BMF) has introduced a clean share class across its fund range.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined ex-sub-prime lender Cheshire Mortgage Corporation Limited (CMCL) and two of its directors for mortgage sales failings leading to compensation for more than 2,000 customers.

A boiler room money launderer has been ordered by the court to repay £320,000 in ill-gotten gains.

A former IFA who was banned for incorrectly promoting unregulated collective investment schemes (UCIS) has warned an UCIS "arms race" is building up among some providers and advisers to pile investors into the high commission schemes before the introduction...

The Isle of Man government has confirmed that it will be adopting automatic tax information sharing arrangements with the United Kingdom.

Advice firms must send the Financial Services Authority (FSA) data on all of their advisers' professional standards by the 29 January 2013.

IFAs will be hit with a "tsunami" of requests for information about corporate pensions in the next four years, forcing them to deal with the sector, according to pensions expert Steve Bee.