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Regulation

FSA to suggest 'scrapping' LIBOR

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) will today suggest scrapping LIBOR and replacing it with a borrowing rate based on actual trades, it has been reported.

clock 10 August 2012 •

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FSA censures repeat offender City Gate

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has issued a public censure of City Gate Money Managers and banned its director and compliance officer Stewart Wallace Domke from holding any significant influence Functions.

clock 09 August 2012 •

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FSA fines insurance broker £470k for misappropriating premiums

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has banned and fined a former commercial insurance broker £471,846 for using clients' money to fund his own business.

clock 24 July 2012 •

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AIFA urges Osborne to rethink fines grab

The Association of Independent Financial Advisers (AIFA) is urging the Chancellor to reconsider plans to direct regulatory fines to government coffers.

clock 17 July 2012 •

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FSA fines Swiss bank £525,000

The Financial Services Autority (FSA) has fined Swiss bank Habib AG Zurich £525,000 for failing to establish and maintain adequate anti-money laundering systems.

clock 15 May 2012 •

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FSA fines Martin Currie £3.5m for conflict of interest breach

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Martin Currie Investment Management Limited and Martin Currie Inc £3.5m for failing to manage a conflict of interest between two clients.

clock 10 May 2012 •

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FSA fines insurer £3.3m for corporate governance failings

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined wholesale insurer Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company (Europe) £3.3m for serious corporate governance failings.

clock 08 May 2012 •

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clock 04 May 2012 •

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Goldman Sachs fined $22m for information leaks to top clients

Goldman Sachs has been fined $22m by a US regulator for failing to prevent upcoming research from its analysts being passed on to its top clients.

clock 13 April 2012 •

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JPM Cazenove's Hannam quits after FSA market abuse fine

Ian Hannam, the chairman of capital markets at JP Morgan Cazenove, is understood to have resigned today after the Financial Services Authority (FSA) indicated it would fine him £450,000 for market abuse.

clock 03 April 2012 •
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