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The Bank of England's deputy governor Paul Tucker has asked to be allowed to address the Treasury Select Committee following the revelation he contacted Bob Diamond to discuss Barclays' LIBOR submissions.

The Association of Independent Financial Advisers (AIFA) has criticised the FSA's handling of the administration of Honister Capital.

Banks should be subject to the same level of scrutiny as the trustees of pension funds, a consultancy says.

An insurance broker has had her permissions to carry out regulated activities cancelled by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) on suspicions that her firm is being controlled or managed by others.

SimplyBiz founder Ken Davy has revealed the name of his new restricted national advice proposition, initially codenamed Project Refresher.

Joint life annuities still have a role to play if we consider "individual circumstances" according to pension experts.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) will have 'no choice' but to soften its guidelines for referrals to intermediaries, according to Ian Muirhead managing director of SIFA.

The chairman of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) has defended the current system of regulatory fees and levies for small firms, arguing they are proportionate to the size of the firm.

The International Monetary Fund has trimmed its US GDP forecasts and warned the nation's economic recovery remains fragile.

A former adviser at Dunedin Independent, which recently went into administration, has taken over its assets and client bank.