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Bonds funds continued to dominate new inflows in August and helped boost retail sales for the month to a record high, according to the IMA.

Services provider Tenet has been given prior learning accreditation by the CII to develop, administer and mark an alternative to the JO5 Pensions Income Options exam module.

The FSA has promised to consult with industry on how to ensure its prudential rules are fair for all business models and sizes as firms say they are delaying expansion plans while they await clarification.

Gold catapulted to a new high yesterday, charging above $1,300 an ounce for the first time.

A mortgage broker from Cheshire is among the contenders for the title of Sir Alan Sugar's Apprentice.

Iceland's parliament has voted to send former Prime Minister Geir Haarde to court over his role in the financial crisis.

The European Commission will today reveal plans to fine countries posing a risk to the euro to prevent problems seen in Greece from happening again.

The FSA is "in a bind" as it reconsiders its position on a rebate ban and other platform-related issues, according to Cofunds CEO Charlie Eppinger.

Residential property sales activity fell 10.1% in September but remains 4.7% up on 2009.

French MEPs may veto the Alternative Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) including a key provision for passporting of investment products, which would allow fund managers to sell products across Europe.