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Standard Life has become one of the first providers to begin moving its transfer process entirely online.

Towry has announced its chairman Glyn Jones will be stepping down with immediate effect.

One year on from the Fukushima disaster which led to an overall economic loss in excess of $200bn, Ernst Glanzmann, fund manager of Swiss & Global Asset Management's Luxembourg-domiciled JB Japan Stock Fund, says corporate profits in Japan have now returned...

Jersey's finance industry continues to build closer commercial ties with Arab Gulf countries as its forthcoming delegation to the region will include signing a Double Taxation Agreement with Qatar.

London remains the top city in the world for foreign investment, according to a report into the growth of emerging market economies.

The Chancellor, George Osborne, is set to make a cut to the top rate of income tax his headline measure in next week's Budget, as the Liberal Democrats have eased their opposition to the move in exchange for other concessions.

The Association of Independent Financial Advisers (AIFA) has written to George Osborne ahead of the proposed changes to pensions tax relief in next week's Budget.

The UK will lose its AAA credit rating by December, MAM Funds' Simon Callow has said, after Fitch became the second ratings agency to place the economy on negative watch.

European Union (EU) moves to harmonise pension rules across member states will leave British pensioners "impoverished", Ros Altmann has warned.

The National Employment Savings Trust and Aegon have signed a formal agreement to offer an integrated auto-enrolment proposition.