Dozens of wealthy Greeks, among them politicians, bankers and shipowners, have bought high-end properties in London in the past three years

Its purchase of a mine in Montana seemed like a good idea, but falling coal prices and political and legal headwinds in the US are causing problems

The largest German and French insurers are dealing with the eurozone crisis, but with entirely different approaches

Involvement of a PwC expert in reforming accounting law has prompted fresh concern about links between the biggest auditors and their regulators

The country's Socialist-led government has ignored IMF criticism and a warning that the move would hurt its bid to join the European Union

Financial groups are relatively calm about their direct eurozone exposure, but they are worried about the unpredictability of knock-on effects

A trader at the centre of rate-manipulation allegations levelled at Barclays contacted Rabobank counterparts about trading positions related to Euribor

A pan-European stock exchange for entrepreneurs is being planned by NYSE Euronext to plug the gap in funding for small companies

European Medicines Agency head is to review departure procedures after expressing concern that adviser's move raised conflict of interest issues

Co-chief executives vow to overhaul investment banking culture and crack down on high levels of pay as German bank seeks €3bn in cost savings