Investment banks believe the FTSE 100 will end the year above 6,000 points - despite the turmoil of recent weeks, according to a new survey.
The FSA has said it will apologise to a firm's compliance officer for the conduct of two treating customers fairly (TCF) assessors during a supervisory visit after an official complaint was upheld.
US markets moved lower in the immediate aftermath of Ben Bernanke's Jackson Hole speech after the Fed chairman made no firm commitment to further stimulus.
The US Commerce Department has said US GDP rose at an annualised rate of just 1% in the second quarter, down from an earlier estimate of 1.3%.
Avelo has added Aviva's fixed term annuity to its product portal Exchange.
An IFA who writes a weekly money advice column for a regional newspaper is contesting a complaint that he wrongfully invested more than half of a 97-year-old woman's assets in Keydata.
The private healthcare market ‘may not be working well for consumers', the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has said.
Most advisers think platform rebates should be given to consumers in the form of additional units, suggests Skandia research.
Who moved where in another busy week in financial services?