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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is probing the potential manipulation of currency markets, following revelations a number of traders at leading banks have rigged exchange rates.

A new Bill outlining changes to Scotland's bankruptcy laws has been introduced to the Scottish Parliament.

It comes as no surprise that a lot of advisers have been taking a long hard look at their businesses - re-assessing their resources and re-evaluating their priorities.

Bosses have an "almost sacred duty" to provide workers with the best possible pension scheme, pensions minister Steve Webb has said.

The shift towards fees brought about by the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) could lead to a reduction in pension scheme member engagement, according to Capita's head of DC Paul Sturgess.

Harlequin Property, the troubled UK-based overseas property sales agent which is at the centre of a Serious Fraud Office investigation, is embroiled in 15 legal battles in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, IFAonline can reveal.

What to do if travel advice for your destination changes just as you're about to jet off.

Higher risk, esoteric products can no longer be sold to ordinary investors.

Georgina Smith, managing director of equity release provider Stonehaven, separates the truth from the lies.

Two senior executives from Lloyds Banking Group will appear before the Treasury Select Committee next week to answer questions over the collapsed branch sale to the Co-operative Group.