Tomorrow, thousands of public sector workers will strike over proposed reforms to their pensions. But just how do they compare to private sector provision?

Informed Choice chief executive Nick Bamford and chief executive of the Institute of Financial Planning Nick Cann give their verdict on yesterday's Financial Services Authority meeting on the future of regulation.

Sheila Nicholl, the FSA's director of policy, yesterday asked a packed hall of advisers, product providers and consumer groups: What one thing would you want the Financial Conduct Authority to do differently to the FSA on consumer protection?

Financial Services Authority(FSA)chief executive Hector Sants has ruled out rewarding firms with lighter touch regulation for good behaviour under the planned Financial Conduct Authority(FCA).

A former Citigroup vice president has been charged with stealing more than $19m (£12m) from the bank in what one US prosecutor called "the ultimate inside job".

Central London luxury home prices will rise 8% this year as overseas buyers take advantage of a weak pound, broker Savills said.

Consumer groups will have the power to insist regulators investigate complaints of mass mis-selling of financial products when the Financial Conduct Authority takes over in 2013, Mark Hoban, financial secretary, will announce today.

An investment adviser is under police investigation in connection with alleged misappropriation of funds.

Mint Financial has refused to comply with a Financial Ombudsman ruling to compensate investors in a failed Intregity Maximiser plan for 18 months while it haggles over how much to give the elderly couple.

Bailed out bankers in posh boxes and email phishing scammers in your inbox - the winners and losers at Wimbledon aren't just on court.