Economics / Markets

The Prime Minister is set to continue his Cabinet re-shuffle on Tuesday after appointing Andrew Mitchell, former International Development Secretary, as his new chief whip.

David Hickey's departure from Lighthouse Group has resulted in a significant investor withdrawing a demand for its board to be restructured.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) insists that it has reauthorised the vast majority of ex-Honister advisers who applied within its voluntary time frame, despite concerns among some advisers that the process has been slower than promised.

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The European Central Bank(ECB) should launch an "unlimited" bond buying programme to help stem the eurozone debt crisis, according to the secretary-general of the OECD.

The head of the new City watchdog John Griffiths-Jones has pledged to enforce change through the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) investors have been in talks with litigation funds discussing the potential launch of a £3.3bn lawsuit against the bank and its former chief executive, Fred Goodwin, according to reports.

Prime Minister David Cameron is set to outline a series of measures designed to boost economic growth.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has indicated more quantitative easing measures will be pumped into the US economy when it is needed to avert long-term damage, but his lacklustre speech failed to impress those seeking a firmer commitment.

An insurance salesman and an accountant have been jailed for their part in a £10m Ponzi scheme targeting British expats in Majorca.