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Aviva Investors is set to launch two multi-asset funds for Justin Onuekwusi.

A Cheltenham & Gloucester mortgage adviser has admitted to helping two brothers fraudulently obtain mortgages worth £700,000 by ignoring discrepancies on their loan applications.

The Federal Reserve has announced interest rates will remain at their historic lows until late 2014, which could pave the way for a further bout of quantitative easing.

Companies using Guernsey as a gateway to tap into the capital markets of both Europe and Asia is increasing.

Cash poor, unpopular and without a director-general, AIFA members are beginning to call for radical measures to rescue the organisation.

More than 100 London investment bankers have launched a claim in the High Court for £42m in unpaid bonuses.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is to urge the coalition today to "go further and faster" in implementing an increase in the income tax threshold.

Counterparty risk, charges and complexity have conspired to give structured products a bad name, but there are signs advisers are turning to them once again

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined David Einhorn and his well known hedge fund Greenlight Capital £7.2m for trading on inside information in UK stock Punch Taverns in June 2009.

Andrew Dilnot's call for financial services to engage in long-term care funding is not being given any stimulus according to Partnership managing director for care, Chris Horlick.