Lehman Brothers

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has made a number of "extensive and detailed" changes to its client money rules which it hopes will improve the protection of client assets.

Troy Asset Management CEO Sebastian Lyon has pledged to retain his 'natural caution' in the face of an increasingly optimistic atmosphere for equity investment.

POST-LEHMANS

CRUNCH TIME

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has proposed a set of rules which aim to maximise and speed up client money returns when investment firms fail.

Risky, expensive, over-complicated: just some of the accusations leveled at structured products. But are these fair conclusions?

Fred Goodwin, the former CEO of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) stripped of a knighthood for his role in the bank's near collapse, is among several former RBS directors fighting claims they were at fault for the lender's troubles.

CASH

The Financial Services Authority is to explore changes to the client assets regime in the wake of the Lehman Brothers failure.

Lehman Brothers has emerged from bankruptcy and is now a liquidating company that will begin the process of paying back its creditors and investors before finally being wound up.