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Interpol has issued an international arrest warrant for former Icelandic bank chief Sigurdur Einarsson.

Prime Minister David Cameron stood side by side with his deputy Nick Clegg in the Downing Street garden this afternoon and told Britain: This is what new politics looks like.

Take a look at the mix of Tory and Lib Dem MPs who will be running Britain for the next five years.

Advisers warn a proposed substantial rise in capital gains tax (CGT) on so called 'non-business' assets could damage fragile investor activity.

The new coalition government has agreed to scrap compulsory annuitisation at 75 and hold a review to decide when the state pension age will rise to 66.

Former Tory party leader Iain Duncan Smith was this afternoon confirmed as the secretary of state for work and pensions in the David Cameron-led coalition Government.

A Bank of New York Mellon subsidiary has been charged with fraud for misleading clients about investments tied to Bernard Madoff.

The FSA today censured Integrity Financial Solutions for advice failings relating to the sale and promotion of geared traded endowment policies (GTEPs).

Aegon UK earnings on life business climbed 80% in the first three months of the year, the insurer reveals today.

Inflation is set to fall below its 2% target - even if interest rates remain at their record low, the Bank of England says in its Quarterly Inflation Report.