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Silver ETCs are gaining interest and the metal could perform well as economic factors boost its growth, according to ETF Securities.

The Association of International Medical Insurance Providers (AIMIP) has agreed a deal to help cut fraud throughout the private medical insurance (PMI) sector.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has proposed a new set of rules to ensure banks and building societies check customers are eligible for insurance products before selling them packaged accounts.

Three companies providing will and trust writing services were wound up last week after an operation by Company Investigations (CI), a branch of the Insolvency Service.

Jupiter's private client and charities team has joined up with FEIFA, the Federation of European IFAs.

Addressing employee stress is far more productive than agitating to sack unproductive workers, Canada Life has said.

Away from the euro debt crisis deal which took centre stage in the nationals, MPC member Adam Posen issues a stark warning about slowing growth while a member of the incoming Financial Policy Committee says he will challenge any ‘group mentality' at the...

Middle East-based expats are not picking up the savings habits despite earning more than they could back in the UK according to job website Bayt.com.

Structured product provider NDFA was advised that both the courts and the Financial Services Authority would likely hold it liable for investors' losses due to "negligence and misrepresentation" in the marketing of its Lehman-backed plans, just weeks...

London's FTSE jumped 2% in early trading on Thursday after European leaders agreed a deal to tackle the debt crisis.