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Pass the Angostura bitters before the tax relief runs out

The bonfire of bizarre tax reliefs has begun in the Budget with the ending of exemptions on everything from Black Beer to Angostura bitters

The Budget 2011: A private equity perspective

Measures to encourage early stage investing, greater clarity on the taxation of non-doms and lower corporation tax are all singled out for praise

City pain as Osborne tax measures reap £5bn

The UK government has hit banks with a surprise levy hike that will cost them £1.2bn over five years amid a crackdown on the sector that will also cost staff exploiting tax loopholes hundreds of millions of pounds

Pensions industry welcomes Budget reforms

Chancellor of the Exchequer receives praise for recognising industry’s demand for more index-linked bonds and attempting to make pensions more affordable and sustainable

A smaller-than-expected hike in the non-dom levy and new incentives for entrepreneurs helped ease any Budget pain for the rich

Bob Wigley welcomes green light for green bank

Government pledges an extra £2bn in seed financing for the Green Investment Bank but it will have to wait until at least 2015 before it can turn to the markets for funding

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George Osborne, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, today set out the UK’s fiscal plans for the year. Financial News looks at big issues that could have a significant impact on the financial services sector.

The Galleon trial: Goldman's Blankfein takes stand

The chief executive's testimony marks a rare appearance by the head of an investment bank on the witness stand at a criminal trial

The government has subpoenaed Goldman Sachs chief executive officer Lloyd Blankfein and may call him as a witness as early as this week,

Top signs conspicuous consumption is back

If any further proof were needed that we have a tale of two recoveries – the rich and the rest – consider some recent headlines on consumer spending.

Budget heralds end of employment trust tax loophole

Top earners using employee benefit trusts to secure loans against deferred bonuses are facing a sudden increase in tax liabilities

Twelve issues to look out for in the UK Budget

Financial News  looks at 12 issues that could have a significant impact on the financial services sector

Goldman Sachs...conspicuous by its absence

The iconic Wall Street firm is usually at the front of the queue – but it has not been seen on either of the year's two largest deals

Evercore and Greenhill enjoy M&A rankings leap

The US boutique advisers both secured roles advising telecoms giant AT&T on its $39bn acquisition of T-Mobile USA

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Pass the Angostura bitters before the tax relief runs out

The Budget 2011: A private equity perspective

City pain as Osborne tax measures reap £5bn

Pensions industry welcomes Budget reforms

Wealthy breathe a sigh of relief

Bob Wigley welcomes green light for green bank

Bob Wigley welcomes green light for green bank

News Analysis: The Budget 2011

UK hopes to overhaul economy

The Galleon trial: Goldman's Blankfein takes stand

Sides clash over Goldman chief

Top signs conspicuous consumption is back

Budget heralds end of employment trust tax loophole

Twelve issues to look out for in the UK Budget

Goldman Sachs...conspicuous by its absence

Evercore and Greenhill enjoy M&A rankings leap