The Financial Services Authority and Arch cru investors are caught in a 'Catch 22' deadlock over the release of information about Capita's role in the run up to the funds' suspension.

Treasury Select Committee chairman Andrew Tyrie has called on individual firms to send him details of how much regulation costs them each year, which the committee will use to challenge further rule-making.

Keydata founder Stewart Ford has today won a landmark High Court judgement against the Financial Services Authority (FSA), which was found to have acted unlawfully in its use of legally privileged material in its enforcement investigation.

The Treasury is concerned the EU directive MiFID II will distort the UK advice market by restricting the commission ban to independent advisers.

The taxman handed out a record one and a half million fines to late filers this year, with penalties up 56% in just five years, according to a Freedom of Information request.

Economist and investment manager David Kauders has warned the UK is set for a crash so slow that many will not even see it coming.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has said it believes no-one may be responsible for Arch cru investors' losses.

Nick Anderson, head of compliance and risk at IFA Towry, has made a shock departure from the firm a week after it was fined nearly half a million pounds for misleading the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

George Osborne is set to face tough questions today about the coalition government's economic strategy after the Bank of England expanded quantitative easing by £75bn, a move he has previously called "the last resort of desperate governments".

Dire data from households and its impact on retailers, strike action talks, heads roll at UBS, and advice from the PM to Britain to reject "can't do sogginess" for the drive of China. Our round-up up of the nationals.