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A decision regarding RSM Tenon's dispute with its insurers could see the firm post a profit for the next financial year, according to an interim management statement.

The number of firms de-authorising jumped 214% between March and April, according to research by Matrix Solutions based on Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) data.

Two-thirds of payday loan cases have had no financial checks carried out to make sure borrowers will be able to repay the loan, according to research by the Citizens Advice.

Some 97% of IFAs report taking on new clients since the advent of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), according to research released today.

AWD Chase de Vere has changed its name to Chase de Vere on Companies House as part of its planned rebrand by parent company Swiss Life.

The last company to release its Income Protection Statistics, Friends Life, has done so today, following an industry campaign by the Income Protection Task Force and the Protection Review.

RSM Tenon has been reimbursed £5.5m following the settlement of a dispute with its professional indemnity (PI) insurers over who should pay for costs arising from its Financial Services Authority (FSA) fine in 2010.

A man and a woman have been arrested in connection with a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) investigation into insider dealing.

The vast majority of regulated firms lack faith in the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) ability to promote competition in the sector, a key tenet of the new regulator's mandate.

The Financial Services Practitioner Panel (FSPP) asked firms what single message they would deliver to the board of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) - and the over-riding plea is for fairness.