New details the FSA requires from firms about its individual advisers will be collected on a quarterly basis, the regulator says.

New pensions minister Steve Webb on auto-enrolment, a new Pensions Act and why regulation "isn't evil".

Share trading in Clarkson Hill has been temporarily suspended after the national IFA failed to submit its annual accounts.

Bankers' bonuses will be subject to new limits from next year, EU members agreed last night, although the rules do not limit the size of bonuses that can be paid.

Charges against the London mortgage broker who walked into the England football players' dressing room after the World Cup match against Algeria have been dropped.

Two unnamed firms have been referred to the FSA's enforcement division for further investigation following a review of the £330bn with-profits sector.

The FSA today confirmed the departure of head of supervision Jon Pain.

Advisers who hold higher minimum qualifications will be more competent and less likely to make mistakes resulting in the recommendation of unsuitable products, the FSA says today.

The FSA today unveiled plans to develop its capability to monitor individual advisers.

The FSA has ruled out allowing provider factoring on group personal pensions (GPP) advice despite admitting concerns over up-front costs.