Regulation

There were more than 750 reported cases of pension liberation fraud last year, an increase on the previous 12 months, according to the latest figures.

Financial advisers are renewing calls for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to make better use of the 'exceptionally severe' fines it levies on the industry, including by using them to cut regulatory costs.

Most advisers are confident their business will be prepared for the upcoming switch-off of fund-based trail commission, according to a poll which contradicts other research conducted on firms' readiness.

PA's handy guide to pension transfer rules

The Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) former director of supervision is joining the board of JP Morgan's private bank as a non-executive director, according to reports.

A quality kitemark for financial advisers could soon be back on the table as charity Fairlife prepares new proposals.

Thousands of miles, hundreds of advisers, one word repeated

Advisers are once again being lined up to take the blame

A project management checklist for advisers

'Complaints handling is being scrutinised on a global scale'