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Some 2,000 British pensioners set to lose bonds worth a total of £46m may revive legal action against the bank that issued them.

Canadian trading platform Swift Trade has dropped a legal battle against the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

Pacific Life Re has re-opened the debate surrounding need for protection to be made compulsory in some capacity after the government unveiled its mortgage indemnity guarantee scheme.

Official government figures have revealed that the average annual salary earned by financial and insurance brokers this year has increased 17.3% on 2010 to £54,924.

Public health experts fear the government's plans to reform public health could be a "nightmare" that will make it harder to respond to emergencies and increase health inequalities.

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has suggested European proposals on banning commission for financial advisers may yet have an impact on RDR.

The Investment Management Association (IMA) consulted just four IFAs about the overhaul of its Managed sector model.

As up to two million public sector workers strike over pensions, thousands took to the streets in central London.

Public sector workers continue to be paid more than their private sector counterparts despite the introduction of a two year state pay freeze, research published today suggested.

A law firm is encouraging IFAs facing compensation claims from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) in relation to Keydata investments to band together for a better chance of defending the claims.