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Yorkshire Bank has said it will respond to investor claims it was negligent in relation to failed investment Arck by the end of the month - the latest date possible under legal rules.

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The High Court has given the go ahead to around 550 investors to pursue Capita over losses they incurred when Arch Cru collapsed.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has called on the Association of British Insurers (ABI) to conduct its audit of high-charging legacy schemes to "far faster".

Smith & Williamson Investment Management has merged its UK Growth fund and its Opportunities fund into the group's UK Equity Growth trust.

Network Sesame has confirmed that it is planning to drop its independence mandate for investment and pension advice and move to a ‘whole of market' restricted proposition in 2014.

Half the companies in the FTSE 100 could be affected by new rules designed to protect minority investors.

The government is undermining its own Help to Buy scheme by imposing a large tax burden on first-time buyers, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) has argued.

The Tax Incentivised Savings Association (TISA) is launching an industry-wide project aimed at transitioning consumers from a "culture of debt to one of savings".