REGULATION

Troubled bank says it needs more cash after finding capital position 'weaker than initially thought'.

Firtash said in a statement last week that his incarceration was "without foundation."

Mandarin and Cantonese speakers on the rise in investment bank recruitment drive

Transfer of funds only in US dollars for which 5% service fee is charged.

The former cabinet secretary says GDP is not enough to measure prosperity.

The Master Key to China author gives us the top tips in doing business in China

Probe is to get more information on electronic trading platform rather than build case for enforcement action.

Russia's President is urging nationals and Bank Rossiya customers not to worry

The results come after the UK government unveiled radical retirement reforms.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency estimates the cost of the Volcker rule at between $413m and $4.3bn.

Andrew Witty, chief executive from 2008, given a staggering 100% approval rating by his staff.

DFS, SCS, Carpetright, Dreams, Furniture Village and Harveys/Bensons were being probed

200,000 bitcoins rediscovered in an old-format wallet were some of the 850,000 which the exchange reported missing last month.

HSBC prices Royal Mail stocks at 710p

Fined £662,700 for deliberately manipulating a UK government bond

Trade union Unison says it will consult more than 600,000 of its council worker members for industrial action.

Ed Miliband needs to adopt a new riff to take on Cameron and Clegg as wages catch up with inflation.

George Osborne's savings "revolution" contradicts the government's other massive pensions reform.

Company performance firm Xactly's strategy chief unveils the changing landscape for incentive schemes

Erik Charles from Xactly reveals why paying the 'market rate' is essential to retaining top staff.

The ratings agency says the major providers could absorb the negative effects of the proposed reforms.

UK's regulator did the same at the beginning of March with a rare bank info request.

British Beer and Pub Association and the Wine and Spirit Trade Association cheered by duty freeze and cut

The Chancellor George Osborne announced the news to MPs in the House of Commons during his budget statement.

Osborne announced a new duty on fixed odds betting terminals at a rate of 25%

The Chancellor George Osborne unveiled his budget to MPs in the House of Commons.

Anyone over the age of 55 will be able to take their whole pension pot as cash from April 2015.

The Chancellor also claimed that his economic plan is for 'doers, makers and savers'.

The Chancellor George Osborne said the reduction of the deficit will mean families save £2,000 a year in interest.