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There's a growing number of investment managers looking to Ireland for product and service solutions ahead of publication of the Level 2 implementing measures of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD), reports the Irish Funds Industry...

RSM Tenon is to transfer its listing category on the AIM stock market from 'premium' to 'standard' in a bid to create the regulatory flexibility required to easily buy and sell assets.

Financial secretary to the Treasury Mark Hoban has stressed the twin peaks regulatory regime will be accountable to Parliament.

A new, standalone British bank under a revived TSB brand could be brought to market after Lloyds Banking Group struggles to complete the sale of its 632-branches known as 'Verde'.

Asian markets jumped overnight and European exchanges are expected to open strongly after pro-bailout party New Democracy scraped a narrow win at the Greek election.

Business secretary Vince Cable is to take action against Fred Goodwin and a small number of other former Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) directors over the bank's collapse.

Skandia International, Fairbairn Private Bank and Axa PPP International scooped big prizes at this year's International Fund & Product awards.

A report that describes the IFA brand as "irretrievably damaged" has been criticised by adviser trade association, the IFA Centre, which said the report's target was "simply wrong".

Enhancements to women's pension provision will decrease the importance of joint life annuities according to pensions minister Steve Webb.

Royal London-owned wrap Ascentric is running half day RDR Workshops for firms which have transitioned to the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) or are in the process of doing so.