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While house prices across Europe have plunged in recent months, a stream of wealthy tax exiles is continuing to push up property prices in offshore tax enclaves across the continent.

The migration of foundations to Jersey is set to soar as a new more flexible law lures existing structures to the island at the expense of other offshore centres.

The Dow Jones slipped in early trading on Thursday after posting some of the biggest gains of the year just 24 hours earlier.

Stoxx, a provider of European equity indices, has developed the Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Optimised Supersector indices in collaboration with ETF provider Source.

The Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) is calling for "reassurance" from the FSA over the level of adviser fees post RDR.

New mums at insurance giant Aviva inspired an idea to offer free life cover for new parents.

The Conservative Party has confirmed it will not scrap personal accounts should it win next year's general election.

More than half of mortgage brokers want the FSA to regulate the buy-to-let (BTL) market.

The Association of IFAs (AIFA) is set to lobby the FSA to introduce as standard a ‘sunset' clause in all its policies to ensure their value and impact is reviewed adequately.

Roger Webb, head of credit portfolio management at Aviva Investors, will leave the company in the autumn.