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Anthony Bolton's Fidelity China Special Situations trust has raised £166.25m in its C-Share offer, the maximum amount targeted.

A Bradford financial adviser has pleaded guilty to taking part in a "calculated and sophisticated" £1.8m mortgage fraud.

US ETF issuer Global X has unveiled its FTSE Asean 40 fund on the New York Stock Exchange, investing across Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines.

The asset threshold over which individuals cannot access state help with long term care (LTC) bills has been frozen at £23,250 until 2013.

The Treasury has confirmed the RDR will not impact upon the ability of firms based in Europe to advise clients in the UK, although it insists the use of passporting to evade regulation will not be permitted.

We still have a very long way to go to educate consumers about savings and investments if this NEST video is anything to go by.

Gross mortgage lending fell 13% to an estimated £9.2bn in January from £10.6bn in December, as the market shows little signs of rebounding, according to the CML.

Texan billionaire Allen Stanford has filed a countersuit against US prosecutors, accusing them of depriving him of his constitutional rights.

SIPP provider James Hay Partnership has written to clients saying it reserves the right to pass on the cost of the FSCS levy to them.

Disability campaigners have hit back at government plans that will see banks pay less than disabled people to cut the national deficit.