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The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has said it welcomes a regulatory review into how "major" financial institutions handle complaints, but warned it first needed to look at the barriers to complaining.

The introduction of super clean share classes will be a short-lived arrangement but one that still has the potential to drive platform consolidation, says UBS Wealth Management executive director Graeme Price.

An amendment to the Care Bill mandating local authorities to refer people approaching care to regulated financial advisers - a proposal originally thrown out by parliament - is to be re-submitted in revised form for consideration by MPs.

Absolute return providers have been forced to respond to capacity questions by changing fund remits or even soft-closing vehicles as flows into the sector leap this year.

Business secretary Vince Cable has called on his own government to consider whether the second stage of the Help to Buy scheme should go ahead.

The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) has appointed Michelle Cracknell as its chief executive.

Higher income parents who continue to receive child benefit payments have one month to register for self-assessment.

Vodafone investors will soon have to decide what to do with their spoils from the Verizon Wireless deal, which will come in the form of a special dividend and shares in the US firm.

Investors are flocking back to European equities on the back of positive economic data, but how strong is the case for investing in Europe?

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) is in discussions with major financial services firms to display its logo in their TV adverts as part of its awareness campaign.