Eurozone interest rates have been held at 1% today for the tenth month in a row.

Interest rates were today held at 0.5% by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), marking one year since they hit the record low.

The acquisition of James Hay by IFG has been approved by regulators, with the deal set to complete fully by 15 March.

HMRC plans to publicly name and shame tax dodgers from 1 April.

Aviva's UK life and pensions sales fell 25% in 2009 despite strong global results for the group.

The FSA has today issued its second fine in as many weeks over concerns on pension switching advice, but it is interesting to note case checking has been of particular interest to the regulator.

Annuity rates could be about to fall on the back of currency concerns, after several months of stability, according to Alexander Forbes.

The FSA was ‘seduced' by the long boom of the late 20th and early 21st centuries, says Lord Turner.

A change to pension anti-forestalling rules could restart the pension transfer market for high earners.

Standard & Poor's is considering cutting its rating on Prudential over leverage concerns following its $35.5bn deal to buy AIG's Asian business.