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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed it is delaying the publication of final rules governing the sale and promotion of unregulated collective investment schemes (UCIS), saying it remains unclear on some issues and must be allowed time to...

The Dow Jones index broke through the 15,000 point threshold for the first time ever on Tuesday.

Supermarket giant Sainsbury's is to take full control of its banking franchise after agreeing to buy Lloyds' 50% stake in the business for £248m.

Low-cost active equity funds, launched to much fanfare two years ago, are failing to attract investor interest as they pass their second anniversaries.

After a decade of scant gains, some investors are now piling into pharmaceuticals as a combination of high yields and attractive valuations draw managers in, but is this the start of a decade-long move up?

First State Investments' Angus Tulloch and Jonathan Asante have both been adding to resources stocks in recent weeks across their GEM portfolios, following the sharp pullback in the gold spot price and the valuations of a number of miners.

The UK may be about to experience its first real property crash, according to Justin Urquhart Stewart, founder of Seven Investment Management (7IM).

Dalton SP's Nabeel Mughal has cut consumer discretionary stocks and piled the cash into industrials on fears over the strength of US consumer spending.

Investec's Alastair Mundy has moved a significant portion of his £2.5bn Cautious Managed fund into gold bullion for the first time following savage price falls for the precious metal.

M&G saw funds under management hit a new record in Q1 as strong sales in Europe offset outflows from the UK market after moves to slow flows into its leading bond fund range.