Banks worldwide must create more efficient and effective processes if they hope to survive increasing regulatory requirements, according to a report by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG).

London firms feel more positive about the economy than just after the EU referendum, but believe improving the capital’s infrastructure is key, according to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).

It has been found that 78% of financial services firms are worried about the impact digital disruption could have on their organisation, making it the most concerned industry in the UK.

Sir Philip Green has reached an agreement with The Pensions Regulator (TPR) to contribute up to £363m towards a pensions ‘black hole’ created after the collapse of BHS last year.

The State Pension Age (SPA) will need to exceed life expectancy in poorer areas of the UK in order to sustain the pensions triple lock, according to research from the Work and Pensions Committee published today.

It has been found that just 10% of senior executives believe that regulation has fully removed the risk of another financial crash, according to research by Duff & Phelps.

Insurers could collectively face a bill of up to £3bn after the UK government today revealed plans to cut the rate used to calculate compensation awards for serious personal injuries, according to Consumer Intelligence.

The UK government has unveiled plans to introduce new rules capping whiplash compensation payments and a ban on offers without a medical report in its Prisons and Courts Bill.

UK motorists are collectively wasting an estimated £1.5bn each year by allowing their car insurance to automatically renew without checking if they are getting a good deal, according to research by Gocompare.com.

The government’s strategy for keeping the social care system from totally falling apart is failing, according to a report from Age UK released today.