FINANCE & BANKING

Xactly unveiled the first ever remuneration study based on empirical data and not surveys

Inquest concludes Gabriel Magee committed suicide by leaping off JP Morgan tower

Erik Charles, principal incentives strategist, speaks to IBTimes UK in San Francisco, California

European Commission sends Euribor-rigging allegations to three banks and awaits response.

The Swiss giant has agreed to pay a $2.6bn as it becomes the first bank to plead guilty to criminal charges in the US for decades.

British consumers hit Financial Ombudsman with 40,000 enquiries a week about financial sector.

A survey has revealed that support of the EU has grown, but that the UK government's export support schemes have yet to have a major impact.

IBTimes UK takes a look at why the workers of the world are demanding a pay rise.

Convicted ex-Societe Generale rogue trader Jerome Kerviel hands himself into French police custody.

Stake worth €1.75bn placed with Qatari royal family's Paramount Holdings Services.

Swiss unions made the proposal for £14 per hour minimum wage to meet its high cost of living.

Banking Standards Review Council to help enforce higher standards across the financial sector.

The rate was introduced in 1998 by New Labour and now stands at £6.31 an hour.

Mission is only half accomplished as Portugal prepares to reassert control over its finances.

Delegates at the Association of Corporate Treasurers in Glasgow say it's too early to make plans

Britain's taxman is defending new proposals and accountancy measures

All Nippon Airways subsidiary budget airline will cut around a third of its domestic schedule

Modi comes with a reputation for being pro-business and pro-growth in Gujurat but bigger challenges lie ahead

PAC says £4bn has been drowned in confusion and excessive bureaucracy.

The Financial Conduct Authority identified 108 promotions that did not meet advertising rules

Narendra Modi's pro-business credentials will attract foreign funds as India seeks to recover from a patch of ailing growth

Liverpool won more fans with attacking displays and more television cash in the bank.

Elsewhere, a raft of financials are preparing for Scotland possible breaking away from the UK

Hot favourite to be Egypt's next president calls on the United States to help him fight terrorism and grow the economy

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UAE has showered Egypt's interim government and army with financial aid since the Islamist president was ousted

Labour MP William Bain tell IBTimes UK that the government has to get to grips with the 'crisis'.

This is WPP's second South African acquisition in two weeks after it snapped up Quirk