Greece is preparing to launch a multi-billion euro bond issue in order to manage its short term debt and ballooning budget deficit.

Over a quarter of advisers consider the RDR proposal to enforce a new qualification standard will be biggest issue facing the IFA industry over the next 12 months, research suggests.

The number of certified financial planners globally has broken through the 126,000 mark to reach a record high.

Care to hazard a guess at how many mortgage brokers have been banned by the FSA in the last three years? It's the Week in Numbers.

Sesame will run a series of workshops for its members covering the changes in the British pension landscape.

Thousands of tax exiles could face hefty bills after the Court of Appeal upheld the right of HM Revenue and Customs to retrogressively tax a businessman who has lived in the Seychelles since 1976.

HMRC's gains from wealthy individuals trying to avoid tax has shot up by 360% over the past five years.

Female savers and young people are taking an increasing interest in ISAs, research suggests.

A recent report has suggested the working week should be cut to 21 hours in order to help boost the economy.

The Dow Jones fell 135 points in early trading after China said it would ask banks to up reserve levels, restricting their lending capabilities.