Regulation

Will regulation make crowdfunding more adviser-friendly?

Are advisers better off directly authorised?

The Money Advice Service (MAS) has reported a steadily growing customer base in the last year, and said it had reached ten million contacts by the end of 2013.

Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) chief executive Martin Wheatley struggled today to answer calls from the Treasury Select committee (TSC) for clarity around advised and non-advised online sales.

Treasury committee chairman Andrew Tyrie has accused the regulator of overcharging the advice community and asked for a refund of fees at today's grilling of chief executive Martin Wheatley and chairman John Griffith-Jones.

Arch Cru and the inevitable after effects for PII

The Personal Finance Society (PFS) has established a 'consumer insight panel' to help guide its work on improving consumer confidence and trust in financial advice.

Advisers accused by clients of mis-selling investments face being named on a ‘watchlist' launched today by a claims management firm.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned a bank manager that it intends to take action against him for failings in relation to an interest rate benchmark.

Tax avoiders who try to use complicated schemes to cut their bills could face huge penalties after a landmark legal case.