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New powers mean that the DFSA may now appoint inspectors to investigate the affairs of companies and partnerships and to pursue enforcement remedies.

Greek finance minister Evangelos Venizelos accused European leaders of "playing with fire" by trying to oust the beleaguered country from the eurozone amid fears they want to delay releasing the €130bn (£108bn) bail-out until after Greek elections in...

Fund administrator Vistra has announced the opening of its new operation in Hong Kong, Vistra Fund Services Asia.

Nucleus is launching a white label, execution-only platform in Q3 which will help advisers build and market a direct wrap proposition for clients.

Platform sales on Axa Wealth's wrap proposition Elevate rose 75% in 2011 to £1.3bn, bringing total platform assets under administration to £3.5bn.

Rathbone Unit Trust Management is to launch RDR-ready 'institutional' share classes across its fund range from 1 March.

Margaret Cole is to step down from her role as managing director at the Financial Services Authority (FSA) ahead of its restructure.

Over ten per cent of people who had planned to retire during 2012 are now making alternative arrangements, according to research from Prudential.

Young adults are just as aware of the need to protect their income and health as their elder peers, but fall behind when it comes to life insurance and critical illness (CI).

fund5live, the CPD-accredited investment roadshow for advisers, begins next week...