10:47 | 25 Nov 2008
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Chris Marshall
The governor of the Bank of England told MPs that the monitoring of banks' lending has been inadequate, warning that without change the downturn could be ‘protracted and extremely damaging’.
16:59 | 24 Nov 2008
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Nicholas Paler
The Chancellor approved plans from former HBOS chief executive Sir James Crosby to kick start the mortgage market by the government guaranteeing home loans bundled and traded by banks.
10:34 | 17 Nov 2008
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Maryrose Fison
Priorities toward pensions are shifting as the full impact of the credit crunch begins to sink in, according to new research from The Hartford
09:00 | 17 Nov 2008
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Chris Marshall
But events at the Washington meeting were largely overshadowed by other business and financial news.
00:01 | 07 Nov 2008
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Lucian Camp
Its not easy finding and promoting that quality that makes a company distinct - but it pays for some.
00:01 | 01 Nov 2008
00:01 | 31 Oct 2008
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Lucian Camp
Forget world cruises, what the buyers of long-term savings products really aspire to is penguins in their back gardens.
08:39 | 29 Oct 2008
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Chris Marshall
Tim Besley, who just months ago said the interest rate should rise, said that a further rate cut would be unlikely to bring any immediate relief.
10:36 | 20 Oct 2008
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Graeme Dickson
Fears of cuts in defence spending could provide shorting opportunities in BAE Systems and Babcock International.
00:01 | 20 Oct 2008
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James Phillipps
Dragons’ Den star James Caan has launched an investment boutique in a joint venture with former Skandia distribution head Spike Hughes.
16:50 | 07 Oct 2008
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Drazen Jorgic
European Union finance ministers have held emergency talks in Luxembourg to discuss the best way to tackle the chronic lack of confidence in the banking system
00:01 | 05 Oct 2008
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Lin Ashurst
A key study is being conducted into the lifestyles of the UK’s senior citizens. Among a raft of interesting findings to date is a clear correlation between wealth and longevity. Lin Ashurst of financial planner Paradigm Norton reports.
09:30 | 02 Oct 2008
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Richard Harris
Celebrity cook's helper to aid Cornwall-based financial planning firm to raise £38,400 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
14:35 | 01 Oct 2008
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Sara Smith
The Chartered Financial Analyst Institute (CFA) does not believe the 'mark-to-market' accounting practices are to blame for the collapse of the banking system.
00:01 | 01 Oct 2008
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James Phillipps
Emerging markets veteran Mark Mobius is eyeing buying opportunities and says the credit crunch has been ‘overdone’.
07:00 | 30 Sep 2008
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Michelle McGagh
A division could prevent the fall of more giants, believes ex-deputy chair of the Competition Commission.
08:55 | 24 Sep 2008
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Richard Harris
New nuclear power, clean coal and renewables would help the UK cut emissions by more than the existing 60% target, the PM says.
14:21 | 23 Sep 2008
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Richard Lander
Paulson plan alternatives, investment suggestions and when a total facelift becomes a budget Botox.
00:01 | 18 Sep 2008
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Edward Lander
Investors have turned their backs on pensions in the past year as they face up to the fallout from the credit crunch, according to Alpha Financial Management.
15:25 | 17 Sep 2008
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Charlie Parker
The colossal bank which would be created by the proposed merger of HBOS and Lloyds TSB has already been dubbed the 'Bank of Britain' - but just how big would it be?
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