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Steve Bee is to leave Scottish Life at the end of January, after 12 years with the firm.

The Liberal Democrats have proposed creating a national infrastructure fund, open to institutional and retail investors, to replace Private Finance Initiatives (PFI).

The FSA's "shaky" cost-benefit analysis of the RDR will face "proper scrutiny" after the National Audit Office (NAO) announced it is to investigate the FSA, the Association of IFAs (AIFA) says.

The managing director of an advisory firm has hit back at shadow pensions minister Nigel Waterson for questioning the RDR's focus on qualifications above experience.

A quarter of occupational pension schemes lack a strategy to monitor and mitigate risk, according to The Pensions Regulator.

F&C Asset Management has agreed to be the headline sponsor for Square Up in the City 2010, the asset management industry's annual white collar boxing event in aid of good causes.

Investors in green ISAs would be the first to benefit from further rises in the tax-free savings limit under a Tory Government, says shadow chancellor George Osborne.

A German bank employee dubbed the ‘Robin Hood banker' has been given a 22-month suspended prison sentence for secretly transferring money from the accounts of well-off customers to those of poorer clients.

All national IFA Park Row's 240 advisers have now left the company, which has begun its planned solvent wind-down.

Morgan Stanley has launched a suite of six-year structured products.