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The Bank of England is sitting on an £8bn net profit from its £200bn quantitative easing programme.

The FSA will commence an investigation into Gartmore manager Guillaume Rambourg to determine whether he met the regulator's standards of an approved person.

(Update) Prudential's proposed deal to acquire AIA appears doomed after AIG refused its revised offer of $30.375bn.

Total and permanent disability (TPD) could soon be re-named irreversible life-changing disability if proposals from the Association of British Insurers are accepted.

Economic uncertainty and sovereign risk in western markets has boosted flows into gold exchange-traded products, according to the World Gold Council (WGC).

iShares has launched an ETF providing exposure to the Polish stock markets on NYSE Arca in the US.

The Dow Jones has opened trading in negative territory with yesterday's surge petering out as cautious investors look to keep hold of profits ahead of the long weekend.

A series of regional adviser briefings unveiling a new platform comparison service along with regulatory guidance ahead of the RDR is set to roll out next month.

David Cameron today set out plans to reinvigorate the country's economy by promoting private enterprise and cutting taxes as he pledged to "re-open Britain for business".

Progress enjoyed a successful night at this year's British Excellence in Sales & Marketing Awards (BESMA).