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The head of Britain's biggest employers' organisation has intensified the war of words between business and the government after saying it is time for ministers to deliver on their growth-friendly promises.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is assessing the credentials of candidates from across three continents in its search for a new enforcement head to replace Margaret Cole.

Gold has lost a fifth of it value since its peak last year as investors move into cash as fears over the eurozone crisis intensify.

David Cameron will urge eurozone leaders to "make up or break up" today as he fears the euro unraveling will further dent the British economy.

Aviva has reported a buoyant first quarter in protection, with sales up a fifth on last year.

A study released by Morningstar reports that investor protection within synthetic Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) is rising.

International fiduciary services provider IPG has launched the Executive Entity service to help resolve complex governance issues in fiduciary and wealth management structures globally.

The FSA's manager of pensions and investment policy has described the regulation of SIPPs as a ‘work in progress.'

Shadow pension minister Gregg McClymont has warned any changes to the state pension must not damage private pension provision.

Peter Niven is to step down as Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance with effect from 30 June.