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Royal Bank of Scotland is facing the prospect of a £500m fine over its role in the Libor interest rate-rigging scandal.

Britain's bailed-out banks need billions of pounds more capital to shore up their balance sheets and support the economy, senior Bank of England officials have warned.

With a little help from a decades-old theory, Caspar Rock, CIO at Architas, assesses the very real differences between client risk appetite and capacity for loss

Banks will see the opportunities in giving advice and will come back to the market, according to Legal & General (L&G).

Actuaries claim public sector workers will gain from the abolition of contracting out but unions contend it could derail public sector scheme reform.

The National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) is looking for fund managers to run mandates in both UK direct and global listed real estate.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) director has said the relationship between it and The Pensions Regulator (TPR) needs more work due to the differences between the organisations.

The current scope of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) is only a temporary measure which will be expanded to mortgage and insurance advisers in the future, according to consumer finance expert Jasmine Birtles.

Restricted wealth manager Towry is planning a "busy" year of acquisition, according to its CEO.

Accord Mortgages has launched a ten-day sale on six of its mortgage products.