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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has delayed the publication of its final rules and guidance on unregulated collective investment schemes (UCIS) until June.

Legal & General (L&G) has launched the 20th product in its ‘Growth Deposit Bond' series.

Lloyds Banking Group has reported pre-tax profits of £2bn for the first quarter, well ahead of analysts' estimates, after the lender made a number of cost savings and profited from selling 20% of its stake in St. James's Place (SJP).

Guernsey hopes that its latest Double Taxation Arrangement (DTA) with Hong Kong will lead to significant potential for expanding financial services business between the two jurisdictions.

Tributes are continuing to flood in for Len Warwick CBE, a former president of the Life Insurance Association (LIA), who died on Sunday.

Big moves in the technology and materials sectors helped the S&P 500 close at its highest ever level on Monday.

The embattled Bank of Ireland (BoI) has come under fresh attack for "unfairly" hiking the interest rates of thousands of borrowers on ‘tracker' mortgages, despite a static base rate.

Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the Treasury Committee, and Andrew Bailey, executive director of the new Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), have rounded on the European Union (EU) over its "shocking" implementation of Solvency II.

David Child, the former managing director of The Exchange and 1st Software, has been appointed non-executive chairman at Finance & Technology Research Centre (F&TRC).

The custodian of ex-Merchant Capital structured products, Reyker Securities, has said it will levy charges on about 12,000 people invested in the schemes.