Regulation

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has increased its competition team by 30 staff in the last year, as it prepares to step up its competition investigations and market studies, according to FCA figures obtained by financial services regulatory consultancy...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) spent more than £3m on legal representation in its first nine months in office, according to information published on 3 July.

Time is running out to make your voice heard in the long-stop debate

Will simplified advice be the post-Budget big winner?

High street banks are using Wonga-style bullying letters to chase customers for payments.

The Treasury wants to hear from financial advisers as it published a call for evidence as part of its review into the role played by the Money Advice Service (MAS).

Three advisers tell PA why they started their own firms

The great break-away: How the RDR sparked a new wave of start-up firms

A retired IFA currently battling an Ombudsman payment protection insurance claim dating from the 1980s says the lack of a complaints long-stop for advisers is "crazily unfair" and is pushing his MP to intervene.

The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has ruled advisers could not reasonably have known Lehman Brothers was in financial turmoil when they recommended clients invest in structured products to which it was counterparty, in a trio of rulings.