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Axa Wealth has appointed Skandia's former head of proposition Graham Bentley as the interim head of fund group relations.

The Co-operative Group should pay for financial advice for bondholders set to be hit by its restructuring plan as soon as possible, says an action group.

A year after regulators ruled that banks were guilty of widespread mis-selling of £2 bn of interest rate ‘swaps', thousands of the small and medium-sized businesses affected are still waiting to receive compensation.

A growing number of small business owners are using private pension funds to provide capital for their firms.

Cyprus's debt ratings have been downgraded to "default" after it announced it would delay paying back 1bn euros ($1.3bn; £860m) of bonds.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed its levy for the coming year will be £432.1m, with financial advisers contributing 9% of the total.

The chief financial officer of life insurer Zurich has quit after 16 years at the firm.

The Upper Tribunal has upheld the decision of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to ban Andrew Jeffery and fine him one of the largest ever fines imposed on a broker for insurance fraud.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is showing signs of an impending overhaul of conduct regulation should politics and the industry allow it, according to a prominent consultancy.

The majority of adviser firms anticipate placing more than 75% of new assets in clean share classes, according research carried out by AXA Wealth.