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The eurozone could start to break apart this year with countries including Italy and Greece potentially exiting the single currency, a leading think-tank has warned.

Tax officials have been accused of treating small firms unfairly while taking a soft approach to the tax liabilities of large businesses.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has called on the government to take steps to reinvigorate private sector pension provision after noting a "seismic collapse" in UK schemes.

A group campaigning for a judicial review into the Arch Cru investment funds scandal has had its initial request rejected by the High Court.

The government has come under fire for rewarding its "friends in the City" after it gave a knighthood to Paul Ruddock, founder of hedge fund Lansdowne Partners, in its New Year's honours list.

Happy new year, and some potentially good news on PMI premiums.

A three month extension of the notification deadline to 31 March 2012 has been given, along with further adjustments aimed at streamlining the Liechenstein Disclosure Facility (LDF).

Martin Currie's Luxembourg-based Global Emerging Markets UCITS IV-compliant Sicav is now open to retail investors.

Joanna Faith asks industry experts what they think the next 12 months has in store for the global macro picture.

The financial services industry is awash with contentious issues and also has its fair share of big personalities with strong opinions - a toxic cocktail often fuelling debate and disagreement.