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Defined contribution (DC) platforms could provide a blueprint for pricing structures in the retail market, according to Fidelity.

The Bank of Japan has cut interest rates to virtually zero in an effort to revive the ailing economy.

Schroders' Keith Wade says the US and UK are increasingly likely to see another round of QE, but he questions whether it will bring any immediate boost to the sluggish economies.

Ernst & Young is one of two audit giants facing fresh scrutiny from the accountancy watchdog over the segregation of client assets.

More than half of mortgage loans made between 2005 and 2009 would not have been granted if FSA proposals on responsible lending had already been in place, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML).

AWD Chase de Vere has announced a major shake-up of its senior management team, with marketing director Martyn Laverick and group finance and operations director Robert Organ departing the IFA with immediate effect.

The coalition government has unveiled its NHS cancer strategy which includes a £60m investment in bowel cancer screening and a commitment to funding 1,200 more specialists.

The size of pension charges is thrust into the public spotlight tonight when a BBC investigation claims some managers take as much as 80% of contributions in fees.

There is to be a cap on the overall amount of benefits a family can receive from the state.

LV= is offering a 5% discount on income protection for the rest of the year.