Labour has pledged that each of its policies will be fully funded and need no extra borrowing, as it launches its manifesto on Monday.

A wealth manager has entered liquidation because it is unable to pay back clients to whom it mis-sold investments, leaving Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) levy payers to pick up the bill.

The stakes are high for investors as the 2015 UK general election draws near. Labour's interventionist approach and the prospect of a referendum on EU membership are both causing concern, but which 7 May outcome would be best for investors?

A UK fund house has been forced to freeze redemptions on one of its funds, after becoming caught up in an investigation by the Mauritian regulator into an alleged Ponzi scheme.

Restricted network Sesame has said it will no longer offer an appointed representative (AR) option for wealth firms.

Mergers and acquisitions can bring huge business benefits, but firms' systems - not just their MDs - need to talk to each other...

Forcing fund managers to "slavishly follow" risk parameters ties their hands behind their backs and runs the risk of disappointing investors, Henderson's global head of products and distribution has said.

Troubled overseas property investment scheme Harlequin has put its headquarters up for sale.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has secured three tribunal wins against tax avoidance schemes, protecting more than £260m in tax.

An exasperated Friends Life pension customer is taking his case to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) after what he said is a decade of poor service from the life company.