The majority of pension providers and managers are failing to inform savers about 'hidden charges' which typically wipe £100,000 off pension savings, a think tank has said.

Labour's latest policy document on pension charges is "hugely misleading" and ill-timed ahead of the launch of auto-enrolment, according to the Association of British Insurers.

Tony Morris and his associate Peter Malmstrom have been cleared of taking part in the £52m GP Noble pension scheme fraud.

A group of Lloyds shareholders suing directors over the 2008 HBOS takeover will use the LIBOR scandal as further proof they were misled into backing the deal.

The Bank of England is likely to pump another £50bn into the UK economy today, in the latest round of quantitative easing.

Aviva has overhauled its senior management team and announced a revised strategic business plan after major shareholders raised serious concerns.

The Financial Services Authority has fined Barclays Bank £59.5m for misconduct relating to the London Interbank Offered Rate and the Euro Interbank Offered Rate.

The Bank of England should pump £50bn more into the "stalled" economy to kick-start the recovery, economist David Miles says.

The drop in inflation announced yesterday has paved the way for the Bank of England to begin another round of quantitative easing as early as next month.

Business secretary Vince Cable could take action against Fred Goodwin and a small number of former Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) directors over the bank's collapse.