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Ageas Protect has introduced a consumer friendly ‘product labelling' scheme into its protection products.

Aviva has confirmed the prospect of long-expected job losses in its Irish operation with the announcement that 770 jobs are set to go from Aviva Ireland.

The European Commission (EC) has raided European banks as part of a probe into suspected fixing of interbank lending rates, including Deutsche Bank.

Lyxor has created an ETF Quality Charter as a commitment to its clients following months of scrutiny of ETFs.

Iain Black has stepped down from his role as chief operating officer for distribution at Aegon and left the company after 21 years.

MPs today accused the Financial Services Authority (FSA) of failing in its duty to regulate Capita's management of the Arch cru fund range and of trying to cover up its failings by colluding with the company to force a £54m payment scheme on investors....

JLT Wealth Management has unveiled a telephone-based advice service for its individual and corporate clients in preparation for the retail distribution review (RDR).

Mark Hoban, the financial secretary to the Treasury, has backed Capita's Arch cru payment scheme and told investors they should go after their independent fnancial advisers (IFA) for compensation.

MPs from six political parties have this morning battered Capita with a tirade of attacks over its management of Arch cru investors' money, only to have their calls for a public inquiry into the debacle dismissed by Treasury secretary Mark Hoban.

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