Tyrie welcomes terms of FCA closed-book probe
Treasury Committee chairman Andrew Tyrie has described as a "welcome step forward" the details of an independent inquiry into how the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) allowed market sensitive information about its supervisory work to reach the public domain ahead of schedule, thereby creating a disorderly market in shares.
Tyrie said any investigation must be independent of the regulator - which he said mustn't "mark its own homework" - and that the terms of reference of the inquiry, published on Friday, appear to fulfil...
More on Regulation
FCA to send out second mandatory Covid-19 survey to advisers
Fifth this year
FOS-plagued Copia WM enters liquidation
Four published FOS decisions
FCA investigating 165 Covid-19-related scams
FOI request
FCA acts against alleged unauthorised investment adviser and 24HR Trading Academy
£624,311 of assets frozen
More news
Advisers training to prevent suicide... plus more good news from this week
Good News Bulletin
The Bank of Mum and Dad raid kids' savings during Covid, study shows
An estimated £2.75bn
Morningstar: UK equity funds suffer £2.6bn August outflows
Outflows from UK equity funds gathered pace in August, with £2.6bn of assets being pulled from the market area over the course of the month, according to Morningstar’s latest fund flows report.
Why writing to MPs won't fix the FSCS levy - but writing to the Treasury Select Committee just might
It’s The Pro Adviser Podcast
