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President Obama began his first term in the White House on 4 November 2008 at the height of the credit crisis, vowing to rescue the financial system.

The Royal Mint has launched a range of products to meet increasing investor demand for its bullion coins.

One of the largest companies in the US specialising in reuniting investors with their lost investments has launched in the UK, revealing there is an estimated £70bn of unclaimed financial assets owed to investors.

Capital Economics' managing director Roger Bootle gives his views on how markets and European countries would respond to a Greek exit from the eurozone and the impact on other struggling peripheral nations.

London's leading share index has opened flat in early trading, with investors cautious as Greek default fears resurface.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management has unveiled a fund of funds range and a set of discretionary portfolios as part of its adviser solutions offering launching next year.

Old Mutual Global Investors has launched a four strong multi-asset fund range for John Ventre, which aim to beat inflation over the long term.

About 500 investors are considering making mis-selling claims against their advisers for recommending unregulated collective investment schemes (UCIS) linked to the film industry over the past ten years, the FT reports.

WAY Group is set to acquire International Financial Data Services (IFDS)'s ACD business in a deal which will substantially enhance its presence in this area of the marketplace.

Fidelity Worldwide Investments (FWI), which serves the UK market, is hiring a team of in-house US analysts as it prepares to sever ties with its Boston-based research arm.