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Online forex trading specialist, Oanda, has opened its European headquarters in London.

The middle classes should pay the first £35,000 of their old age care and be encouraged to take out insurance to cover costs, according to reports.

Consumer groups will have the power to insist regulators investigate complaints of mass mis-selling of financial products when the Financial Conduct Authority takes over in 2013, Mark Hoban, financial secretary, will announce today.

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has warned low interest rates across the globe are a threat to world financial stability.

An investment adviser is under police investigation in connection with alleged misappropriation of funds.

Mint Financial has refused to comply with a Financial Ombudsman ruling to compensate investors in a failed Intregity Maximiser plan for 18 months while it haggles over how much to give the elderly couple.

Bailed out bankers in posh boxes and email phishing scammers in your inbox - the winners and losers at Wimbledon aren't just on court.

Failure to act on the Dilnot Commission would be 'catastrophic', according to the ABI, Society for Later Life Advisers (SOLLA) and other bodies in the long term care (LTC) sector.

IFAs fall behind friends, family and the internet as the main source of financial advice while young people are especially disconnected from the advice process, new research has revealed.

Patients have branded Bupa's strategy to review knee surgery as ‘risking the integrity of the doctor-patient relationship' and ‘not in line with best clinical practice'.