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enforcement

Your profession

Jail term for 'fake' stockbroker

A ‘fake' stockbroker has been sentenced to 15 months imprisonment for dishonesty including theft, the FSA has confirmed.

clock 13 February 2008 •

Your profession

NU Life fined £1.26m for lax attitude to fraud

Norwich Union Life has been fined £1.26m by the FSA for failing to protect its customers' confidential information and manage its financial crime risks.

clock 17 December 2007 •

Your profession

FSA bans four for reinsurance scam

The FSA has banned four individuals for dishonest behaviour when passing reinsurance business to Sphere Drake Insurance Limited.

clock 14 December 2007 •

Mortgages

FSA bans mortgage adviser and fines two others

The FSA has banned one mortgage broker and fined two others for sub-prime failings, it announced this morning.

clock 19 November 2007 •

Mortgages

Adviser firm hit by £10k FSA fine

The FSA has fined an adviser firm £10,500 for exposing consumers to the risk of being sold unsuitable equity release products.

clock 18 October 2007 •

Your profession

FSA to cut enforcement team by 20%

The FSA will slash its enforcement staff by 20% as it bids to construct a more qualified and experienced team.

clock 16 August 2007 •

Your profession

FSA proposes enforcement manual changes

The Financial Services Authority is proposing to make changes to the enforcement and decision making sections of its handbook, claiming it will make the material shorter and simpler.

clock 10 January 2007 •

Your profession

IFAs could face 'creative penalties' from FSA

The Financial Services Authority is considering the use of "creative penalties" in the financial services sector as an alternative to imposing blanket fines on firms.

clock 24 February 2006 •

Your profession

FSA reforms enforcement process

The Financial Services Authority has implemented a policy which aims to make its enforcement process more transparent and fair, following criticisms by the Financial Services and Markets Tribunal in January.

clock 21 October 2005 •

Your profession

FSA review seeks separate investigations and action

The Financial Services Authority should separate the team investigating regulatory breaches and the team which decides whether to take action against companies, suggests a review of the FSA's enforcement action process.

clock 20 July 2005 •
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