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Keydata founder Stewart Ford has accused administrators Dan Schwarzmann and Mark Batten from PwC of conflict of interest in dealing with the collapsed investment firm.

Demand for equity release products will surge in the coming years as the baby boom generation begins to retire, says Almary Green.

The US central bank has decided not to take further action to rejuvenate the country's economy but hinted it may do more later if needed.

Business Secretary Vince Cable will today launch a wide-ranging attack on the "murky world of corporate behaviour".

The CBI predicts the UK economy will grow at a slightly faster rate than expected in 2010, but growth will be more ‘sluggish' than previously thought in 2011 thanks to the emergency budget.

FSA chairman Lord Turner has warned regulators will have the power to cap mortgages using credit control powers last enforced in the 1980s.

Openwork is running a series of road shows to mark the launch of its new protection panel.

Complaints against HMRC from pensioners have risen over the past year, according to the Revenue's watchdog.

The number of people turning 65 in 2012 is predicted to be 806,000, representing a huge influx into the state pension system, according to the DWP.

ETFs tracking the Eurostoxx 50 index have outperformed the benchmark by 0.22 percentage points annually on average over the three-year period, according to Lipper.