FSA

The FSA's understanding of the platform industry has again been called into question after it sent an "odd" questionnaire to operators quizzing them on their relationship with fund managers.

Standard Life has denied its latest mailout to IFAs' clients is an attempt to sell to them direct.

The Financial Services Authority has secured a High Court decision against an unauthorised land banking firm, and repayment to victims of £200,000.

With the end of commission in sight, Joanna Faith discovers the many and varied ways advisers can collect client fees.

The best excuse coming out of last year’s MPs expenses scandal came from the lips of Anthony Steen.

The chairman of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) has said regulators are "not clever enough" to spot problem areas and act quickly enough to prevent or limit their damage.

Suffolk Life's head of marketing discusses with Retirement Planner the FSA's focus on SIPP due diligence

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) will force banks, building societies and credit unions to prominently display information to customers about the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

The Financial Services Authority has begun an investigation into firms which recommended Arch Cru investments.

Sir Fred Goodwin could face criminal charges after the FSA's report into the collapse of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) suggested the bank's directors broke Britain's accountancy laws.