Industry

Goldman Sachs is to "sue for peace" in the fraud trial brought by the SEC over its Abacus vehicle.

Incisive Media editorial services director David Worsfold and Professional Pensions editor Jonathan Stapleton discuss the election result and assess its impact for the financial markets.

The best outcome from today's hung parliament election result would be a pact or coalition between David Cameron's Conservatives and Nick Clegg's Liberal Democrats, IFAs say.

A slight relief for Rupert Murdoch's two national newspapers The Sun and The Times as their 2am editions report that the exit polls put the Conservatives as the largest party predicting 305 seats for David Cameron.

As Britain wakes up this morning to a likely hung parliament, Investment Week examines the key issues threatening a cross-party coalition.

A hung parliament will have a detrimental impact on the progress of the RDR and stall the UK's economic recovery, say advisers.

Legal & General's (L&G) investment arm increased inflows by over 50% in Q1, helped by recovering markets says the company.

Prudential's 160-year-old association with the UK could end later this year as the insurer is believed to be working on radical plans to offload its British and American businesses.

With many investors looking East to avoid the risks of Western markets, groups are rolling out a raft of new China-focused funds.

Warren Buffett has vigorously defended Goldman Sachs against fraud allegations being levelled at the investment bank.