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FX Fixing Probe: UBS Shares Dip After $8bn Fines and Settlement Cost Speculation

Autonomous Research claims compensation, settlement and legal costs could run into several billion dollars.

UK Bankers Do Not Think They Are Paid Enough

Record numbers of bankers are seeking professional help for drink, drugs and sex addiction

Hays says getting remuneration right is one of the biggest challenges facing financial services industries.

Sales Commando Author Unlocks the Secrets to Being a Successful IFA

Executive Bonuses: Why Playing the Long Game is the Key to Company Success

Doug Tucker tells us how financial advisors need to get back to basics

Sales Commando Author Doug Tucker: IFAs Need to Get Back to Personal Interaction and Away from Digital

Doug Tucker, managing director of Sales Commando, says that IFAs need to start reclaiming clients by earning customers' trust by giving it the personal touch.

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World Cup 2014: The Revenue Values of Global Sporting Events

IBTimes takes a look at how the World Cup compares financially to other sporting events.

Jeffrey Burnham lavished money on strippers

Banker Jeffrey Burnham Spent £130,000 of 'Business Expenses' on Strippers

US banker Jeffrey Burnham used corporate credit cards at strip clubs across America.

Payday Lender Wonga's Profits Bomb By 53%

Payday Loan Borrowers 'Paying Too Much' on Crushed Competition

Regulator, CMA, says a typical customer could save up to £60 per year if there was more competition

P2P Lending is Tantamount to Thomas Piketty's Inclusive Capitalism

Ratesetter CEO says peer-to-peer lending is taking the world by storm

China: Qingdao Police Probe Decheng Mining Over Port Fraud Claims

Port authority and local police are investigating company chaired by Singapore's Chen Jihong.

Household Debt on the Rise Despite UK Economic Recovery

National Debtline says people contacting them regarding household debt has risen by 140% since 2007.

China's Qingdao Port Fraud Probe Prompts Citic to Secure Metal Stash

Citic Resource Holdings shares plunge over suspected link to fraud investigations.

London Among Top 50 Expensive Locations for Expats

ECA International says firms may need to increase the cost of living for employees in the UK.

Tesco Bank Takes on the High Street

Tesco Bank has announced that it has launched a current account.

World Cup 2014: 5 Ways in How Businesses Can Learn from Football Teams

Pay expert details how businesses can learn from football team

Flamboyant Vietnam Banker Nguyen Duc Kien Jailed 30 Years for £650m Fraud

Nguyen Duc Kien, founder of Asia Commercial Bank, illegally traded gold and stocks and evaded tax.

Bankers for US Firms Beat European Competitors in London's Big Bonus Game

Bank directors for US firms in London received bonuses of £180,000.

Scotland's BrewDog Soars 70% and Doesn't Give a S***

Scotland's largest independent brewery previously apologised for its "indifference and nonchalance" towards a ruling.

Scottish Independence Poll: 85% of UK Businesses Are Against Union Break

Scottish Independence 'Yes' Campaign Hit as Country Heavily Relies on Foreign Cash

Ernst & Young report reveals foreign investment into Scotland hits 16 year high

UK Food Bank Use Jumps 54% as 20 Million Meals Are Handed Out

Below the Breadline report: 'Massive rise' in meals is an 'indictment of an increasingly unequal Britain'

UK Economic Recovery: IMF Apologises to Osborne For 'Getting it Wrong' and Criticises Miliband's Tax Rise Plans

IMF Chief Christine Lagarde admits the agency 'got it wrong' when it came to economic growth forecasts

Canadian Gold Mine On Sale For $2m in Bitcoin

Sale includes gold mine in Canada's Dawson City and all its related assets.

White Collar Crime: How to Survive the Descent from the C-Suite to a Prison Cell

Prison Consultants was launced in 2013 to coach white-collar criminals in how to cope with a prison term.

Oil Dispute Costs Libya $30bn Amid Wave of Violence

Lawlessness and political turmoil have halted production at many of Libya's oilfields and export ports

Ian Read, Chairman and Chief Executive of Pfizer Inc., arrives at Portcullis House to attend a parliamentary business and enterprise committee hearing on the future of AstraZeneca

Pfizer Reaps $69bn in Profits From 128 Tax Haven Subsidiaries in 2013

The US pharma giant denied that its pursuit of AstraZeneca was tax avoidance motivated

Standard Chartered Suspends Some Metal Financing After Qingdao Port Probe

South Africa-based bank launched investigation into irregularities at north-east China port

France Warns $10bn BNP Paribas Fine Could Scupper US-EU Trade Deal

French Finance Minister Michel Sapin latest government official to complain over possible major fine

UK's Tightening Labour Market Will Push Wages Higher

ONS says UK's headline unemployment and inactivity rates have fallen relatively sharply in recent quarters

Premier League Wage Bill Hits £2.2bn

Wages in the English Premier League rose to £2.2bn as revenues increase across Europe.

FCA Cracks Down on Logbook Lenders That Use Vehicles as Collateral Against Loans

Logbook customers borrow money that is secured against their vehicles

Major Hedge Fund Bets Against Saga Shares After IPO Flop

Over-50s insurance and holiday company's shares have lost 7% of value since floating.

British Banks Underpaid £1bn in PPI Compensation

Report says Lloyds Banking Group, Barclays, MBNA and Capital One customers are likely to be affected

Lloyds Bank Offloads Discounted Loans to Hedge Fund Cerberus

European banks are selling off loans in a bid to trim bloated balance sheets.

UK House Prices Spike Despite More Banks Turning Down Consumer Mortgages

Britain's housing market shirks off banks trying to curb mortgage lending

Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins: More Needs to Be Done to Rein in Bankers Bonuses and Pay

More than a third of shareholders reject Barclays compensation plan

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