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The manager of an AIM-listed China trust - which is held by Fidelity's Anthony Bolton, Baillie Gifford and Henderson - is under investigation by the US regulator.

MetLife is extending its IFA roadshow programme, with a further six events to be held later this month.

The Board of Clarkson Hill Group has received an approach regarding a possible offer for the Cambridge-based business.

The Bank of England has resisted growing calls to deliver more stimulus to the economy while maintaining interest rates at the historic low of 0.5%.

House prices fell 3.6% in September according to the Halifax, the biggest month-on-month decline since it began keeping records in 1983.

Miners relinquished some of yesterday's gains in early trading on Thursday, pulling the FTSE more than 20 points lower to 5,659.

The BoE's Monetary Policy Committee is likely to be split three ways in today's interest rate and QE decisions, but which is the best path to tread?

The final salary link in public service pensions is "inherently unfair" and can lead to high-flyers getting almost twice as much back in pensions than those on more modest earnings making the same contributions, Lord Hutton says.

An elderly man taken ill in New Zealand is struggling to pay for medical treatment because his money is caught up in the Towry transfer debacle.

A City law firm says a judicial review into the legality of forcing existing advisers to sit further qualifications would stand little chance of success after the idea was mooted by lobby group Adviser Alliance.