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The FSA has warned smaller firms to expect greater individual intervention where serious failings are found, as part of its intensive supervision.

Vince Cable's Business Department will bear the brunt of £6bn in cuts outlined today as the coalition makes its first moves on the deficit.

A number of hedge funds that made millions from the implosion of America's subprime market are betting on a similarly dramatic collapse of the euro.

Tomorrow's Queen's Speech will see financial regulation put back in the hands of the Bank of England, leaked documents reveal.

The US Treasury has secretly resurrected plans to float Asian insurer AIA on fears the £24bn sale to Prudential could fall apart.

Stephen Lansdown, the Hargreaves Lansdown co-founder and one of the UK's richest individuals, has left Britain for Guernsey.

IndexIQ has released an ETF providing exposure to the small capitalisation sector of publicly traded companies domiciled and primarily listed in Taiwan.

The FTSE 100 sunk below the psychologically-crucial 5,000 point mark for the first time since October 2009 today after Germany's parliament approved the country's contribution to a €750bn eurozone rescue deal.

A band of 28 ex-Park Row advisers will next week begin legal proceedings against their former employer, claiming thousands of pounds in compensation for loss of earnings.

The economic monopoly enjoyed for so long by the US is set to come to an end, with Bric countries moving in to replace it, Robin Geffen says.