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Vedanta Hedging's Abhishek Sachdev speaks to IBTimes UK about hidden liabilities, embedded swaps and consequential losse

Energy and Climate Change Secretary says he is surprised at the energy giant's decision.

Gregory, who left Lehman Brothers just months before its collapse, is selling off his antiques collection.

The energy giant blames increased energy costs.

Treasury minister says banks taking years to agree interest rate swaps compensation.

LexLaw solicitor and barrister Ali Akram tells IBTimes UK about the legal options for businesses in distress

Retailer Debenhams said its pre-tax profit dropped 2.7% in year to 31 August.

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to APPG founder and Aberconwy MP on the Parliamentary backbench debate

Markit flash Eurozone composite output index declined to 51.5 in October from 52.2 in September.

India's benchmark indices posted record high on 24 October on corporate profits and foreign inflows.

Generation Media's head of digital Martin Doyle talks about the massive shift from TV to online and mobiles

Brian Matsubara of AWS says firm has separate sales team drumming up public sector business.

Consumer goods firm Unilever sees turnover drop in third quarter.

Banks mis-selling derivatives to Britain's small-to-medium enterprises has cost the economy £1.7bn in lost revenues to the Treasury, as well as, 400,000 jobs.

Speaking exclusively to IBTimes TV, Vedanta Hedging's managing director Abhishek Sachdev, who also independently advises a number of politicians on this subject, tells us about how banks are still raking in the profits from redress offers.

WWD says current interns are not affected and will remain employed through the end of their terms.

European Banking Authority releases consultation paper on EU bankers' salaries and bonuses.

Britain's biggest banks have mis-sold derivatives to potentially 40,000 businesses but only around 30 people have actually been offered redress or compensation to date.

Advertising giant WPP posts solid revenue growth in third quarter as Western economies start to recover.

US retailer that ended retail joint venture in India with Bharti Enterprises will open up to 110 facilities in China.

The Financial Conduct Authority, the government, and thousands of businesses have slammed Britain's biggest banks for the slow review progress that is aimed at delivering redress and compensation from the mis-selling of derivatives.

Scrapbooking website gets $225m in latest round of fund raising led by Fidelity.

One in four of the world's population regularly accesses games on the internet which has led the sector becoming a huge opportunity for brands to expand their campaigns.

Bolivia's state energy company YPFB signed five deals to expand oil and gas exploration with Brazil's Petrobras, British energy firm, British Gas (BG) and the YPFB Chaco subsidiary on Wednesday (October 23).

MPs question government claim that nuclear power stations will not cost British taxpayers.

Q2 figures by Accountant in Bankruptcy reveal personal insolvencies in Scotland declining but corporate insolvencies on the up.

Sanctions lifted on production in huge Rhum North Sea gas field by British government.

Labour deficit could rocket to 163,800 workers by 2018.

Financial Conduct Authority's chief executive to outline progress of swaps review.