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Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan wants his millions back from Switzerland, but his Geneva intermediaries refuse to give him the money.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is expected to release a gloomier picture of the world economy this week, by trimming its forecast for global growth this year by 0.1%.

A quarter of UK bank customers have experienced problems with their account in the past 12 months, according to a survey by consumer group Which?.

A former HBOS banker who signed off the firm's financial accounts in years leading up to its collapse collected £143,000 last year from life company consolidation vehicle Resolution.

Sir James Crosby, the disgraced former chief executive of HBOS, could lose his last remaining job when it comes under the scrutiny of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) next year.

Threadneedle's Michael Poole is to become lead manager on the group's £790m European High Yield Bond fund as Barrie Whitman steps back.

Standard Life has confirmed that Ann Flynn, head of the workplace distribution proposition at the company, has resigned.

Mark Links will become the head of Elevate operations for Axa Wealth from 17 April.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) blocked just 30 out of a possible 227,000 applications from individuals to join the financial sector in the six years since the banking crisis erupted, a rejection rate of just 0.01%.

A former senior partner at KPMG has been charged with insider trading after it was alleged he exchanged stock tips for cash and jewellery including a Rolex watch.