Three past and present IFAs have broken the taboo on talking about their encounters with an FSA investigation team. Laura Miller discovers an industry divided between suspicion of the rule maker and fair-minded support for the rules...

SIPP investors' demand for unregulated collective investment schemes is on the rise, despite a series of high profile failings and regulatory warnings about the products.

The FSA has fined N&P £1.4m for giving unsuitable advice on Keydata products, on top of the £51m it must pay out in compensation.

With individual annual earnings higher than many millionaire's entire fortune, this is one group of ten men who definitely aren't struggling.

The FSA is investigating Prudential and its investment bank advisers Credit Suisse, JPMorgan and HSBC over the insurer's $35bn aborted bid for AIA, according to reports.

Gold rose to a record high above $1,500 a troy ounce and silver soared past $45 yesterday as developed countries' huge debt burden further pushed the appeal of the precious metals.

Financials dominate Forbes 2010 list of the biggest, most powerful companies in the world after a year of stellar performance and eye-watering profits.

Anne Gunther, the former Standard Life Bank chief executive, will take over as head of troubled building society Norwich & Peterbourgh (N&P).

Over-regulation by the FSA and some of the highest income tax in the world is deterring business from investing in the UK, and putting the country's recovery at risk, according to a CBI report.

Three European asset management firms have accused banks including Bank of America Corp., JPMorgan Chase & Co., HSBC Holdings Plc, Barclays Bank Plc and Credit Suisse Group AG of conspiring to manipulate Libor.