The government has announced plans to put UK asset managers at the forefront of its mission to kickstart the economy, saying "opportunities abound" for the sector.
A group of MPs has criticised government attempts to stimulate the economy, including quantitative easing, for being "expensive experiments".
Business secretary Vince Cable has said the UK could see a triple-dip recession, and event a Japan-style 'lost decade' of zero growth.
The Treasury will launch a consultation tomorrow on the limits imposed on the amount of annual income drawdown investors can take, an expert claims.
Former Conservative cabinet stalwart Michael Heseltine is to argue the coalition government cannot continue on its current economic path in a "damning" critique of its growth strategy.
Barclays former chief executive Bob Diamond has said he is "dismayed" MPs have questioned the truthfulness of answers he provided to the Treasury Select Committee.
Scottish ministers could soon have the power to issue their own bonds, chief secretary to the UK Treasury, Danny Alexander, is set to tell the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce today.
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has admitted it had concerns about the way in which the industry was being asked to fund the Money Advice Service (MAS), although is hand was forced by the Treasury.