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The Financial Services Authority has charged a 42-year-old with eight counts of insider dealing and two counts of money laundering.

Paul Stanfield, CEO of FEIFA, outlines the key considerations for advisory firms considering passporting their businesses back into the UK from another EU state.

Taxpayers suspected of fraud by HMRC will be able to avoid criminal investigations if they admit to their actions, under a new initiative.

The FSA has extended its investigation into advisers who sold Arch Cru funds to include inherited or acquired clients.

Deloitte has warned that 2012 will be another tough year for the healthcare sector after the number of businesses going into administration grew sharply last year.

Cazenove Capital Management has made unbundled share classes available to intermediaries across its equity and multi-manager fund ranges ahead of the RDR deadline at the end of the year.

Members of Unison have given the green light to further talks on a set of reforms to their pensions proposed by the government.

Strategic bond sales soared in December as equity funds suffered a poor end to the year, according to the latest figures from platform Cofunds.

Chancellor George Osborne will access the £140bn held in 80 local authority pension funds to pay for infrastructure projects.

Lloyds TSB International has improved fixed term deposits for expats who are looking to lock into better rates.