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People who are will to pay into a pension but have not got around to signing up are collectively losing out on £2.5bn in income tax relief on contributions, analysis has found.

The latest appointments in financial services...

The government has appointed John Griffith-Jones, the chairman of KPMG, as the non-executive chair designate of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Europe's major markets climbed on the first day of trading after Spain was granted a €100bn bailout for its banking sector.

Vince Cable is understood to be reconsidering a hard-hitting proposal that would see chief executives face an annual binding vote on their pay and bonuses.

A €100bn deal to shore up Spain's banking sector has boosted the euro and financial markets.

This year's charity auction for lunch with Warren Buffett closed last week with a winning bid of $3.46m.

A traditional portfolio construction is no longer adequate to protect against risk, a poll of advisers has found.

Cofunds is negotiating with asset management firms to renew agreements made years ago which could see groups forced to pay extra lump sums to the platform.

Retailer Marks & Spencer (M&S) is to launch a chain of in-store banks, offering products including mortgages.