As the eurozone crisis reaches a crescendo, the Bank of England has revealed just how much exposure UK banks have to the region's most troubled economies.
A Barclays manager and a personal banker have been jailed for a £1.4m fraud of elderly customers, in a crime linked to organised gangs.
Long-term care, Dilnot and the adviser's role. Paul Robertson discusses all this with Partnership's Chris Horlick.
iShares is offering fixed income ex-financials funds in its latest range of nine ETFs to be launched on the London Stock Exchange on Monday.
Warren Buffett has revealed in an interview with CNBC that his Berkshire Hathaway group was asked to help save AIG and Lehman Brothers as the financial giants stood on the brink of collapse last autumn.
Bank of Scotland received the highest amount of complaints relating to mortgages and home finance in the first six months of the year, Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) figures show.
Small businesses are set to grow despite the recession with half planning to expand in the next year, according to research from Barclays.
ProShares Trust has released an ETF offering short exposure to long-term US treasury bonds, listed on NYSE Arca.
A total of 80% of mortgage applications were approved in July, representing a 10% increase on the start of the year.
The financial ombudsman (FOS) says the elderly now account for more than a fifth of all investment complaints, with more and more concerning bank or building society branch staff.