Regulation

The "improper" allocation of trades in fixed income securities by two former employees cost Aviva Investors some £132m, it has announced.

Banks have paid out a total of £482m in redress to those they have missold interest rate hedging products, figures from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) show.

Susan Jordan, director at consultancy The Phil Billingham Partnership, on why the world of compliance checking needs an overhaul...

A compliance service designed for financial planning firms has been launched.

All the major retail banks and most medium-sized and smaller firms have made "significant" changes to their sales incentive schemes, but concerns over enticements linked to bank investment and protection sales remain, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)...

Phoenix Life attracted more than 400 complaints in the final six months of last year, according to latest data from the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS).

Standard Life is investigating placing a ban on adviser charging in connection with workplace pensions following discussion with the Financial Conduct Authority.

Chris Smallwood, the chief executive of Openwork-owned national IFA 2plan, has called on the regulator to crack down on what he said were 'misleading' terms used by some restricted advice firms to describe their services.

Our monthly update on the key regulatory events of the past few weeks

New rules governing how payday lenders and debt management companies treat their customers have been brought in by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today.