fca says banks paid 1pt1bn for swap missselling
Banks nabbed selling miss-selling interest rate hedging products have forked out £1.1bn in compensation, the FCA said.
Banks nabbed selling miss-selling interest rate hedging products have forked out £1.1bn in compensation, the FCA said.
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With all eyes on Brazil as the World Cup championship heats up, this weeks head-to-head takes on two Latin American funds.
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With the biggest sporting event in the world now upon us PA looks at how some of the nations competing match up in a mini tournament based on stock market performance over the past year.....
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According to the latest numbers from Lipper, bond funds continue to see strong inflows.
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Chancellor George Osborne is launching a 12-month review of market abuse targeting the UKs foreign exchange market with tougher rules for criminal offences.
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As Sainbury’s becomes the latest UK retail name to announce falling sales investors may well be asking themselves whether it is a sector to steer clear of all together in the near term.
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Invesco Perpetuals co-head of fixed interest, Paul Read, says there is even less value in bonds now than there was at the beginning of the year.
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F&C Asset Management has appointed Steven Bell and Michiel de Bruin to manage the £346.90m Macro Global Bond Fund.
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Invesco Perpetual has promoted Rhys Davies to deputy portfolio manager of its £115.4m Perpetual Enhanced Income Trust.
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Warnings from the World Bank on the level of economic growth and speed of reform in the developing world may make investors think twice about rushing to boost emerging markets allocations.
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According to MSCI the two countries have been removed from the review list for reclassification as developed markets because of an absence of progress on outstanding areas of concern.
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Specialist insurance broker, Baronsmead, warns that fund managers with significant capital invested in Europe could face significant future tax liabilities.
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