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The Basel Committee is making renewed efforts to set tougher requirements on risks linked to adverse interest-rate movements

Once again, London is the European base for the world’s top institutions but is unable to sustain a challenger of its own

As EU economies begin to recover, politicians are asking whether it is time to lower the fiscal burden, with income tax cuts for families

Prime minister says UK benefits ‘massively’ from economic openness and insists the government is making ‘very good progress’ in seeking job assurances

The two companies file an arbitration notice against the government, marking the latest stage in a row over delays to promised increases in gas prices

Investors hope for a quickening of structural reforms under the National Development Plan, which is at the core of Jacob Zuma’s policies