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Old Mutual Wealth vice-chairman Peter Mann has announced his intention to retire after 12 years with the group.

Barclays Stockbrokers has cut the charge on its self-invested personal pension (SIPP) just weeks after revealing its clean pricing structure.

Aviva has overhauled its income drawdown offering and launched a flexible product to give retirees more choice when taking retirement income.

Multi-manager Tony Yousefian is to join Charteris Treasury Portfolio Managers following his exit from City Financial.

Ensuring all pension savers have "a conversation" with their IFA or a provider about their retirement options is among a number of promises the Association of British Insurers (ABI) will present to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on behalf of the...

Japan's current account deficit widened to a record 1.5tn yen ($15bn; £8.7bn) in January, the largest since records began in 1985.

Leading Scottish firms are acting ahead of the referendum later this year to move operations out of the country into the rest of the UK, according to a survey.

The size of the overall UK economy will this summer overtake the peak level it was at before the 2008 financial crisis, a business lobby group has said.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander has suggested the 2014 Budget will avoid tampering with pensions.

The Financial Policy Committee's power to influence the interest rate stress test in an applicant's affordability assessment will be added to the mortgage rules following a consultation.