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All advisers who recommended Keydata products to low or medium risk clients who later claimed compensation, face the threat of legal action and crippling repayments to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, lawyers acting for the organisation have...

Adair Turner has spent more than £66,000 in the past 15 months flying around the world as FSA chairman - largely because he never flys any lower than business class.

Eurozone banks may have to raise €200bn to boost their capital reserves under a proposal from the European Banking Authority (EBA).

Prime Minister David Cameron has promised the government will put in place support for women worst affected by state pension reform.

Barnett Waddingham's Andrew Roberts has been appointed chairman of The Association of Member-Directed Pension Schemes (AMPS).

RBS chief executive Stephen Hester has warned if the UK economic recovery is weaker than expected, the bank's results will suffer, a week on from renewed bailout fears for RBS.

A delegation from Guernsey's finance industry plans to travel next month to Singapore and Hong Kong. The team will be led by government departmental heads and Peter Niven, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance and his deputy, Fiona Le Poidevin.

Expats have voted Thailand as the best destination in the world when considering economic and lifestyle factors.

Standard Life is suing insurers including ACE European Group for £100m over claims its policy should have covered a loss on asset-backed securities triggered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

The FSA is under pressure from advisers to explain how they can become better qualified to recommend unregulated collective investment schemes (UCIS), and avoid falling foul of the regulator's rules on their use.