Regulation

Insurer Zurich welcomed the regulator's pledge to re-open the long-stop debate but suggested it should be looking at more options than just a 15-year liability period.

A financial adviser has been jailed for three years after admitting 13 counts of theft from his pensioner clients.

Executives at insurance companies will be held as accountable as senior bankers for the conduct and viability of their companies, Bank of England (BoE) governor Mark Carney has announced.

Who is ultimately responsible for the business written by advisers affiliated with nationals or networks?

'It's nothing like tied': Three 'restricted whole-of-market' advisers on ditching IFA

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is alerting the public to be wary of offers of free pension reviews, pointing out few firms offering the service are regulated.

The Bank of England may find monetary policy such as raising interest rates "the only game in town" to combat financial stability risks such as the housing market, the deputy governor has warned.

Judge Timothy Herrington, who is overseeing the Tribunal hearing of Arch Financial Products (AFP) directors Robin Farrell and Robert Addison, said on Tuesday he had "to be careful not to apply hindsight" when assessing the firm's investment decisions...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on Tuesday accused Arch Financial Products (AFP) chief executive Robin Farrell and former compliance officer Robert Addison of giving inconsistent and vague evidence in their appeal against a regulatory ban and fine...

A record year at Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) saw 40,000 queries a week resulting in 512,167 new complaints during the past 12 months.