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Senior Tory presses for UK final say on Euro regulation
Peter Lilley is urging Michel Barnier to give the UK the final say on EU financial services regulation and directives.
Calls for Ex-Lloyds chairman to be stripped of knighthood
A Lloyds investor group has asked the head of the civil service to strip former Lloyds chairman Sir Victor Blank of his knighthood.
Government reveals new auto-enrol staging dates
Delays to the introduction of auto-enrolment will see the scheme fully implemented three years later than originally planned.
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Miliband accuses Cameron of lack of leadership over top pay
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DWP eases auto-enrolment admin burden for employers
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Tax fraudsters can come clean and avoid criminal prosecution
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IFS: HMRC 50p review "too narrow" for proper assessment
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Hoban: French FTT does not mean eurozone tax is inevitable
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Former RBS chief Goodwin stripped of knighthood
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Tory MEPs turn on Cameron's 'veto'
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TSC will question Sants over PRA role
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IFS: Public sector pension reforms save 'little or no money'
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European leaders push ahead with fiscal treaty
Analysis
Will the Government listen over financial education drive?
Rachael Adams reports that widespread financial illiteracy among young people on even basic issues has brought a report by MPs calling for compulsory financial education in all schools.
Down by law
Companies believe the Government is focusing too much on introducing new employment legislation, reports Rachael Adams
Splitting FSA will not stop mistakes being repeated
A far more radical restructure of financial services regulation is needed to ensure the mistakes of the recent past are not repeated, says Adam Smith Institute director Dr Eamonn Butler.
Opinion
FSA must ignore lender pleas over non-advised ban
The FSA must ignore the pleading of big lenders and stick to its guns.
Who's afraid of the big bad firms?
As Europe still reels from the after shocks of the banking crisis, politicians of all colours are looking to redefine capitalism.
Politics roundup 2011: MPs turn up the heat on the FSA
Steve Tolley says 2011 was the year the regulator saw Parliament bare its teeth.
Public sector workers tell us why they walked out
Money Marketing hits the streets to ask strikers why they walked out.
FSA Arch cru deal fails the confidence test
£54m compensation package further erodes consumer confidence in financial services.
