All advisers who recommended Keydata products to low or medium risk clients who later claimed compensation, face the threat of legal action and crippling repayments to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, lawyers acting for the organisation have...

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A corrupt cop, dodgy tax collector and the bad guys will win from compulsory pensions; our round up of this morning's news from the nationals.

Berkshire Hathaway chief executive Warren Buffett has revealed his gross income last year was nearly $63m.

About 4,000 people are planning a mass demonstration outside the London Stock Exchange to protest against "financial injustices", in a move to expand the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations that began in New York.

Lawyers acting for the FSCS have sent IFAs who recommended their clients invest in Keydata - and who the FSCS has now paid compensation - letters of claim saying the scheme will pursue the firms for recovery of the money.

The European Commission's draft Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) II would, if implemented, ban platforms from issuing fees to discretionary fund managers (DFMs), which would have to come direct from clients.

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.