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UK's Ageing Workforce Means Firms Will Have to Pay £1.8m Extra in Pensions
Mercer says firms will need to make the move because workers are expected to live six months longer.
Scottish Independence Referendum: Shares Surge in Scotland-Exposed FTSE100 Firms After 'No' Triumph
RBS, Standard Life and Lloyds among gainers after Scotland rejects independence.
Scotland Independence Referendum: UK Markets Vindicated by No Victory
FTSE100 set to open up by 1.2% as trading begins in aftermath of 'No' Scottish referendum win.
Barclays: Aviva's John McFarlane Will Replace David Walker as Chairman
The scandal-hit bank is restructuring its weakening investment arm.
Financial Scandal Fines Haunting Europe's Banks as Investigations Rumble on
Berenberg analysts highlight 63 potential fine situations hanging over European banks.
UK Pensions: Annuity Rates Fall at Fastest Pace for Three Years
The figures come after the Chancellor's radical retirement reforms in his 2014 Budget.
Aviva Shares Jump as Insurer's Profits Rise
Aviva posted a 4% rise in first-half operating profits to £1.052bn
Dark Pools: Hong Kong Regulator Probes Controversial Trading Arenas After Barclays US Backlash
Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission warns banks over dark pools.
George Osborne: UK Pensioners Will Receive Free, Impartial Advice
Osborne says the Pensions Advisory Service and the Money Advice Service will provide the guidance.
FCA Probes Competition in UK's 'Vital' Wholesale Financial Markets
Financial Conduct Authority searching for evidence of competition issues in huge wholesale market.
BoE Hails 'Very Encouraging' Start to Banking Market Reforms Making Entry Easier for New Finance Firms
Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority published first review of reforms.
What You Need to Know: UK Wages Over the Past 40 Years
The ONS investigates how pay-packets have transformed over the past four decades.
Scottish Independence: Scots Feel Financially Squeezed as Vote Looms
Which? says the cost of essentials remains high and there remains levels of worry about household debt.
Majority of Financial Firms Fear Loss of Customer Data in IT Crash
Banking IT systems less than robust as survey reveals concerns over protection consumer information.
FX Fixing Probe: UBS Shares Dip After $8bn Fines and Settlement Cost Speculation
Autonomous Research claims compensation, settlement and legal costs could run into several billion dollars.
George Osborne Extends Jail Terms to Financial Market Riggers
Tougher sanctions also expected in chancellor's annual Mansion House speech.
Isle of Man: Stop Calling us a Tax Haven
The Isle of Man government insists it is not a tax haven and is working to broaden the UK Crown Dependency's economy.
Payday Loan Borrowers 'Paying Too Much' on Crushed Competition
Regulator, CMA, says a typical customer could save up to £60 per year if there was more competition
Spanish Bankers Convicted for First Time Since Economic Crisis
Four Spanish bankers have been convicted for the first time since the economic crisis.
Wealthiest Britons Better Served by Finance Firms than Ordinary Consumers
Research by CEB finds high net worth individuals far more satisfied with banks than mass market consumers.
UK Pensions 'Revolution' Could Cost Government £24bn
George Osborne announced in the Budget that retirees would no longer have to take out an annuity.
Mark Carney: Globalisation Making Rich Richer at Social Contract's Expense
Bank of England governor speaks out against financial market fundamentalism.
RBS to Shrink Trading Business and Cut Hundreds of US Jobs
RBS move part of effort to reduce assets in US ahead of new Federal Reserve rules.
IMF Chief Christine Lagarde: Icarus-Like Financial Sector Flew too Close to the Sun
Lagarde says still work to do in transforming global financial sector from exclusive to inclusive capitalism.
Lloyds Banking Group Confirms TSB IPO
A quarter of TSB to be sold off in first part of bank's float onto the London Stock Exchange.
'Crooked as Hell': How Mortgage Lenders Are Ruining UK Landlords
Through the little-known LPA receivership process banks are destroying landlords' livelihoods.
EU Commission Suspects HSBC, JPMorgan and Credit Agricole Ran Rate-Fixing Cartel
European Commission sends Euribor-rigging allegations to three banks and awaits response.
UK Financial Ombudsman Settles Record Number of Complaints
British consumers hit Financial Ombudsman with 40,000 enquiries a week about financial sector.
The Passion of Jerome Kerviel: From Rogue Trader to Popish Pilgrim
Convicted ex-Societe Generale rogue trader Jerome Kerviel hands himself into French police custody.
Richard Lambert Unveils Voluntary Banking Standards Body
Banking Standards Review Council to help enforce higher standards across the financial sector.