Jamie Smith, chairman of the UK Structured Products Association, asks: Is it time the consumer press were made more accountable for their coverage of structured products?
The director-general of the Institute of Directors (IoD) has hit out at the pay packages received by bankers.
Barclays chief executive Antony Jenkins has suggested the growing automation of the banking system could result in massive job losses over the next ten years.
The FSA was aware that LIBOR rigging could pose a ‘significant issue' to the UK's banking system as early as 2008, an internal report has shown.
Sanlam's top-performing financials manager Kokkie Kooyman has warned investors they should be wary of owning companies which are highly correlated to equity markets ahead of an expected correction.
Brewin Dolphin is planning to increase the number of open-ended funds it recommends to clients by 25% in the coming months as it seeks to provide more income plays.
Goldman Sachs has taken Barclays off its buy list following the unveiling of the bank's restructuring plans last week, pushing additional pressure on its shares.
Neptune founder Robin Geffen has blamed an underweight to financials for the recent poor performance of the £922m Neptune Income fund.
The wealth arm of Barclays has scrapped plans to charge fund groups an administration fee when their products are recommended for private client portfolios.
A US equity fund targeting the Japanese retail market has seen one of the largest subscriptions ever as domestic investors pile into overseas stocks on fears over the yen.