The Treasury Select Committee (TSC) has written to FSA chairman Adair Turner asking him to make the findings of the investigation into bailed-out RBS public.

The Financial Ombudsman Service is an opaque consumer champion which ignores the law when reaching its verdicts. Not so, according to the FOS.

Bank governor Mervyn King plotted a secret bailout of the world banking system using funds from four cash-rich nations, including the UK, in March 2008, according to a US embassy cable released by WikiLeaks.

The Irish government has banned Allied Irish Banks from handing out €40m to staff in bonuses, saying it would turn off state aid if the pay-outs went ahead.

The housing market is being stifled by a lack of first-time buyers and economic confidence, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) says.

Tax reliefs on VCTs and Enterprise Investment Schemes (EISs) as well as some pension contributions and life insurance policies will be reviewed, and potentially scrapped, by the Office for Tax Simplification (OTS).

A group of 700 Keydata SLS investors have begun a legal case for compensation against the biggest names in global finance.

The Consumer Protection and Markets Agency (CPMS) must have a "lower risk tolerance" than the FSA, Hector Sants said today.

Chancellor George Osborne has been asked to produce the "body of evidence" supporters of the RDR claim justify the regulatory overhaul.

One group certainly took the advice I offered last month about doing more to connect with MPs and Parliament and it has paid off already.