HSBC shares are leading the FTSE 100 today, after the bank reported pre-tax profits grew by almost a third in Q3.
The £5.3bn Findlay Park American fund is set to cut performance and exit fees as it shifts to a total return benchmark index.
Aberdeen Asset Management could cut 150 jobs if the deal to acquire Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) goes ahead, according to reports.
Co-op Bank has secured a rescue deal with creditors over the weekend and will release details later today, according to reports.
The UK will be the fastest-growing Western economy next year, according to a survey by accountancy firm Grant Thornton.
Boutique asset manager City Financial is targeting two multi-manager firms as it looks to expand its business through further acquisitions.
Discount retailer Poundland is reportedly considering an £800m flotation on the London Stock Exchange next year.
Fund groups found to have used commissions to pay for access to corporate executives will not face financial penalties, the FCA has said.
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RBS shares have fallen by as much as 7% after the bank warned its internal good bank/bad bank split would see it incur a multi-billion pound charge in its full-year results.