Economics / Markets

More than 100 current and former employees of Barclays have lost their fight for their identities to be concealed in an upcoming court case centred on the alleged rigging of the LIBOR interest rate.

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The Financial Services Authority (FSA) and its successors are to spend as much as £5m on hiring outside consultancies to carry out economic analysis.

The pound has weakened against the euro, falling below €1.20 for the first time in more than nine months.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) failed consumers and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) must take a "radically different approach" to regulation, a group of influential MPs has said.

The European Union has launched a competition to find the latest dangerous financial product, in an attempt to unearth the next mis-selling scandal.

LV= has reduced charges on its self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs) worth between £350,000 and £1m from 35 to 20 basis points (bps), a decrease of more than 40%.

National wealth manager, Bellpenny, has acquired Monmouthshire Independent Financial Advisers (MIFA), a subsidiary of Monmouthshire Building Society.

Banks are likely to 'continue to hide' their charges leaving independent and restricted whole of market advisers at a disadvantage, said the director of Wingate Financial Planning.

A former sales trader at Legal & General's investment management arm and a broker are the latest defendants to face charges in the Financial Services Authority's (FSA) biggest insider-trading investigation.