Over £363m has been paid in tax bills via the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility, according to HM Revenue and Customs.
The House of Lords is set to debate the second reading of the Financial Services Bill today as it works to strengthen the UK’s financial regulatory structure.
The Investment Management Association believes the Government-backed Money Advice Service budget is too large and is concerned about the lack of transparency around the organisation.
John Griffith-Jones has been appointed as the first chairman of the new Financial Conduct Authority.
The Institute of Financial Planning has welcomed Astute Financial Planning as its latest Accredited Financial Planning Firm.
Marks and Spencer is launching a new brand of M&S Banks in 50 stores nationwide, supported by HSBC.
Andrew Tyrie MP, chairman of the Treasury Select Committee, has questioned the accountability of the Court of the Bank of England.
Women are expecting to retire on over £5,000 less a year than men, according to Prudential.
The Bank of England held interest rates at 0.5 per cent today and kept the asset purchase programme at £325bn.
Women are being under-represented in the UK banking sector with just 11 per cent of corporate managers and senior executives being female.