Regulation

The FSA has appointed Tom Boardman as senior adviser on life insurance.

A poorly thought out aspect of the retail Distribution Review as it stands is its effect on Holloway products. Paul Hudson explains

FSA managing director of risk, Sally Dewar, is set to leave the regulator next year, the FSA announced today.

Outgoing chief executive Hector Sants says the FSA is now a "different and improved regulator" after "radically changing" the way it operates.

Is it time to start using social networking as a marketing tool? Jason Bishara, founder of linkedFA, discusses the advantages.

The FSA has banned two insurance brokers for failing to protect client money and assets.

The UK's largest adviser network has come out strongly in support of an unbundled charging structure for platforms - but warns providing too much information to consumers will be "counter-productive".

The FSA has fined investment manager Rowan Dartington & Co £511,000 for failing adequately to protect and segregate client money for more than two years.

The FSA has referred PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) for investigation after failing to spot "serious" banking failures at J.P.Morgan.

Chris Headdon, the disgraced former chief executive of Equitable Life, is free to return to the City after being banned by the FSA for six years for his part in the insurer's near-collapse.