Warren Buffett has put himself on the eBay auction block, offering his words of wisdom over lunch to the highest bidder.

Prudential's top executives are in the firing line at the company's AGM today as they face down shareholders angry over the insurer's failed bid for Asian insurer AIA.

The FSA has fined investment manager Rowan Dartington & Co £511,000 for failing adequately to protect and segregate client money for more than two years.

The FSA has referred PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) for investigation after failing to spot "serious" banking failures at J.P.Morgan.

Chris Headdon, the disgraced former chief executive of Equitable Life, is free to return to the City after being banned by the FSA for six years for his part in the insurer's near-collapse.

The move by the FSA to revert back to a more prescriptive form of Training and Competence (TC) rules is a "clear indication" its principles-based approach failed, says the Personal Finance Society (PFS).

The FSA and the FSSC need to agree on who is doing what and why in order to send a clear message to the market, Nick Cann says.

Embattled BP chief executive Tony Hayward has reassured pension schemes the firm's obligations will be met but fails to guarantee dividends.

Financial penalties levied on Equitable Life's former auditors Ernst & Young (E&Y) have been drastically reduced by the accountancy profession's disciplinary body.

AIFA says the FSA's planned 30-month time limit for new advisers to qualify is one "arbitrary number" in a paper it says raises more questions than it answers.