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Lloyds has told the government it will fight off any attempt at forcing it to sell off more branches than already agreed.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn resigning as head of the IMF, Japan's economy plunging back into recession and Lloyds Banking Group shareholders venting their anger over executive pay…we bring you today's top stories.

A bogus investment firm, run by an alleged mortgage expert, has ripped off almost £1m from debt-ridden Scots.

The Prudential Regulatory Authority - the new regulator taking over the supervision of big UK financial institutions in 2013 - should be charged with investigating bank failures and making its findings public, Hector Sants has said.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn this morning gave in to mounting pressure following his arrest for an alleged sexual assault by resigning from the IMF.

Lloyds Banking Group shareholders have voiced their disapproval over executive pay at the part-nationalised bank.

Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) advice arm and M&G have joined AIFA as associate members.

Proving there's a silver lining to every cloud, Alistair MacDonald of the Merrion European Absolute Return Fund explains why a slumped currency can be a boon to exporting stocks held within his fund.

One of the lead cases brought by Arch cru investors against Capita has been put on hold by FOS pending a decision on whether the ombudsman is the appropriate body to deal with the complaint.

Royal London 360° has announced that over the first three months of the year, it's written a 50% increase in new business - worth £117 million - compared to the same period in 2010.