A group of investors are poised to bring legal action against the FSA for allegedly mismanaging, and losing, $17.5m of their money.

Government opposition to forced annuitisation ignores the fact people want to buy the products, argues deputy chief executive of Prudential UK Barry O'Dwyer.

Legal & General group chief executive Tim Breedon will take over as chairman of the ABI in July.

The Financial Services Regulation Bill has confirmed the regulatory buck now stops with the Bank of England (BoE), not the FSA.

The FSA has banned a London stockbroker for stealing clients' money from company accounts.

First quarter GDP growth has been revised up in line with expectations on the back of strong industrial production figures.

Britain is at risk of sliding into a Japan-style period of deflation, according to a Bank of England policymaker.

AIA's chief executive has told friends and industry executives he would quit if the UK's Prudential succeeded in its $35.5bn (£24.6bn) takeover of the group's Asian arm.

The Institute for Financial Planning (IFP) is hosting a conference on how to build a more holistic advice model.

Investors who buy the UK's first ever "chocolate" bond are poised to make returns in the form of sweets rather than cash.