Lloyds Banking Group has reported a pre-tax loss of £3.5bn for 2011, while warning shareholders to prepare for more pain as it forecasts a decline in revenues for 2012.
M&G tops both retail sales lists as investors seek out bond funds, while BlackRock's active and passive vehicles also prove popular.
Eric Daniels, Lloyds' former chief executive, will lose £580,000 or 40% of the 2010 bonus he was due to be awarded in deferred shares.
Lloyds Banking Group chief executive António Horta-Osório said he will not take an annual bonus for 2011, a year in which the company's shares fell by 60%.
Fidelity's Sanjeev Shah has reduced his holding in part-nationalised lender Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) following a tough year for financials in 2011.
Two of the UK's major tax-payer backed banks are facing three years of further writedowns, according to Barclays Capital analysts.
The Financial Services Authority's (FSA) report into the failure of HBOS is being delayed by a legal challenge from Peter Cummings, a former senior executive at the bank.
US shareholders in Lloyds at the time of its takeover of HBOS have launched lawsuits against the bank, its former chairman, Sir Victor Blank, and ex-chief executive Eric Daniels.
Economists have warned the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB)'s plans to ringfence UK banks' retail and investment divisions could threaten economic growth.