Bosses at the over-50s holiday and insurance giant expect full-year results to meet their financial expectations.

Growing companies can apply for interest free loans of up to £500,000 from Kent County Council when it relaunches a lending scheme.

A law firm has cut ties with the largest national network of legal practices in the UK as it aims to market itself as a local business.

An insurance company has undergone a refurbishment at one of its high street shops.

Agriculture giant Camellia is offloading most of its private banking business Duncan Lawrie after a cut to interest rates lowered returns.

Spofforths, the South East accountancy firm, will trade as Kreston Reeves from January after the two businesses joined forces this summer.

A legal business has increased its income in the first half of the year but remains cautious about the impact of Brexit negotiations.

Bosses at one of Kent’s largest accountancy firms were entitled to a share of £1.9 million after growth in revenues and profits.

NatWest is to close a series of sites across Kent next summer, leaving some customers with a journey of nearly six miles to reach their nearest bank.

An MP has launched a campaign to save a bank from closure as it would leave just one bank in a busy High Street.

A former Transport Minister cut the ribbon on a new headquarters for a peer-to-peer lending company - moving into an ex-Blockbuster store.

AXA has begun redundancy proceedings with 150 staff after confirming it will relocate its motor claims operations to Birmingham.

The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment has elected a Kent wealth manager as its South East president.

Troubled insurer Towergate has enjoyed its first quarterly growth in underlying profitability since it was taken over by bondholders last year.

The reserves of a Kent council are £14m short which could mean cuts to services and higher charges.

AXA Insurance may move 150 jobs from offices in the county to Birmingham as it tries to reduce costs in its motor customer operations.

A law firm with a long history knows the importance of supporting those around you.

In uncertain times, it is more important than ever for businesses to make sure sales are paid on time.

A tourism agency which promotes Kent has won its first corporate investor as part of a new funding scheme.

A German-owned coin distributor for the Royal Mint has set up offices in Kent, creating five jobs.