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Many UK-listed stocks have got off to a flying start in 2013, with indices approaching all-time highs, but some companies have been given a rough ride by markets, destroying shareholders' capital in the process.

Cofunds chairman Charlie Eppinger is to step down as the acqusition of the platform by Legal and General completed.

Lloyds Banking Group has moved to place a further 15% of St James's Place (SJP) shares that it owns into the market in a surprise move which will leave it with just 21% of the company's share capital.

iPipeline has launched an electronic common quotation form for annuities on its platform.

Women on average earnings who take career breaks could be damaging their pension by £4,680 a year, research reveals

MoretoSIPPs principal John Moret has called for a new regulatory framework for the SIPP market.

The SIPP industry remains divided on alternative investments with 47% of AMPS conference delegates believing they should be restricted to high net worth clients.

J.P. Morgan Chase head Jamie Dimon survived a protest vote at the firm's annual shareholder meeting yesterday, which may have stripped him of his role as chairman.

FundsNetwork has accelerated its take on of clean share classes to achieve its target of having 95% of current platform assets covered by clean share classes by the end of June.

A former IFA has lost his challenge to overturn the Financial Ombudsman's ruling that he had given a client unsuitable pension advice, which ordered him to pay almost £50,000 in compensation.