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A European-wide Systemic Risk Board and three separate agencies will be set up to monitor securities, banks and insurance companies, but Britain has been assured the deal will not weaken its sovereignty.

The eurozone and US must learn from each other's economic strategies

Eurozone gross domestic product grew at its fastest pace in more than three years in Q2, official figures show.

The greatest concern for European business leaders is a global double dip recession, according to research from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EUI) and ACE.

Forecasts used by the Bank of England to set interest rates are biased and contain little useful information, according to a Financial Times audit.

Experts are bracing themselves for a "firesale" of protection products next year ahead of a rule change which could see premiums soar by 10%.

The top five retirement destinations for British pensioners are Spain, France, the USA, Canada and Ireland, research from Standard Life has revealed

The City watchdog is considering whether Britain can claim exemption from European laws that will introduce the toughest pay restrictions in the world.

More ETF providers are embracing synthetic replication, with the multi-swap counterparty model hailed as the next stage in product evolution. But to what extent does this already exist? Helen Fowler reports

EU leaders are to meet to tackle the challenge of getting economic growth back on track while reining in the worst public debts for decades.