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A year hyped as the start of a great rotation from bonds into equities actually saw more of a trickle out of fixed income, but it was not plain sailing for bond funds.

Mark Bourke, group chief executive of IFG Group, is to leave the firm in April to take up an external role.

The number of firms regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is set to soar next year after the regulator assumes responsibility for supervising consumer credit activities.

St James's Place directors Sue Harris and Alison Hewitt have resigned from the board following Lloyds Banking Group's sale of its remaining holding in the wealth manager.

Rayner Spencer Mills Research (RSMR) has made its fund ratings service available through Cofunds.

The industry-funded Money Advice Service (MAS) has ignored calls by MPs to cut its marketing budget, saying it needs the multi-million pound pot to "encourage people to take action" on financial matters.

Four men have been banned from working in financial services over their ‘disgraceful' behaviour in relation to occupational pensions advice which saw them net £4m in unnecessary commission.

The UK's headline inflation rate has fallen to its lowest level in four years after edging down to 2.1% in November.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has won its case at the Upper Tribunal to ban former derivatives trader David John Hobbs from performing any role in regulated financial services for lying to the regulator.

People born in the 1960s and 1970s are likely to become the first generation since World War II who will be worse off than their parents in retirement, a new study has warned.