Chancellor Sajid Javid has quit just four weeks before he was due to deliver the first post-Election Budget on 11 March.

Chartered Insurance Broker Brunel Group has entered the Financial Planning sector with the launch of an independent business called Brunel Wealth.

The FCA levied fines and financial penalties amounting to over £540m in 2019, the regulator has revealed.

The Personal Finance Society has reported that 3,000 members have downloaded a template to be used to write to MPs to urge government intervention over rising Professional Indemnity and FSCS costs.

Royal Bank of Scotland, the part nationalised bank baled out by the government, plans to rebrand under the NatWest name later this year.

Well, that was a bit of a week, wasn’t it? Few could have guessed on Monday we would have started the week with one Chancellor and ended with another.

Standard Life Aberdeen chief executive Keith Skeoch has been appointed chair of the Investment Association’s board.

Jupiter Fund Management has revealed plans to takeover rival Merian Global Investors in a move aimed at creating a more diversified asset manager and cutting costs.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme said today it has made the first pay-outs - totalling just under £2.7m - to 135 victims of the LCF mini-bond firm collapse.

Bestinvest’s latest ‘Spot the Dog’ report on the worst performing funds reveals that investors have nearly £44bn tied up in underperforming investments.