Abbey has commented on its own decision to withdraw a number of two-year mortgage deals.

A new issue of the 50 Plus eSave account has been launched by Coventry Building Society.

British parents are going further into the red to prevent their children from missing opportunities, new research has found.

A checklist for spotting a good life insurance broker has been devised by LifeSearch.

More than 15 million people will spend a total of £8 billion in seeking the sun this winter, according to new research from Abbey Credit Cards.

More than half of British adults (57 per cent) are more prepared to bargain over prices than they were a year ago.

Young men's first annual insurance premium is generally twice that of the female equivalent, new figures from AA Insurance have found.

IT integration could take years, Aite analyst cautions.

Larry TABB from the TABB Group comments on the government's proposed $700 billion bailout and calls for the "need for bipartisan, unambiguous and morally steadfast leadership ... "not a group of folks fiddling around while Rome burns"...ý¼

after launching multilateral trading facility.

Goal is to allow trading firms to compare vendor solutions on an apples-to-apples basis.

Markit to Roll CDX Indices into eleventh series.

ABOUT 500 UK jobs are being axed at HSBC as part of a worldwide cull within its investment banking division, the group confirmed today.

The Investment and Securities Tribunal (IST) has introduced a protection safety net called the Investors Protection Fund (IPF) to protect investors' interest in the capital market. IST's Chairman, Dr. Nnena Orji, said this when she received members of the Ibadan

A "massive investment in agriculture" is needed across Africa if the continent is to respond to the global food crisis sparked by soaring prices of basic crops, Sierra Leone's President told the General Assembly's high-level segment today.

The UN Conference on Trade and Development has released its annual world investment report that shows Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to Uganda is up to $368m from $308m in 2006. These figures exclude inflows in the last quarter of the

The Government wants to remove the exclusive zones owned by Mweya and Paraa Safari lodges. The move would allow more investors in the tourism industry.

The inflows of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to Africa continent increased to about N6 trillion ($53 billion) in 2007, the world investment report said.

Sustained investment in agriculture accompanied by effective and inclusive policies are key strategies for Southern Africa to address the global food crisis.