FSA

The FSA has confirmed it will delay publishing its next Mortgage Market Review (MMR) consultation paper until early autumn, as it seeks to strike the right level of regulation for consumer protection.

The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) has hit back at lenders who claimed third parties, including brokers, represented some of the industry's biggest fraud risks.

Director of The Ideas Lab Roderic Rennison on what timesheets can tell you about your business...

Our regulators, government and others in the financial services industry are constantly saying they have learnt from the mistakes of the past.

Advisers talk to Maria Merricks about why they decided to join their network.

The FSA has proposed a guide for businesses to avoid becoming "a conduit for financial crime", an area it said small firms have been "weak" to assess and mitigate risks.

Prudential has extended the guarantees it offers on its PruFund range to help advisers target the majority of investors who remain cautious post financial crisis.

Mortgage lenders have identified third parties such as solicitors, brokers and valuers as being among the main sources of fraud risk.

Karen Barrett, chief executive of Unbiased.co.uk, tells the BBC what consumers can expect from upcoming changes in the financial advice sector...

Are we simply opposed to simple products? Nick Jones investigates the simplicity minefield.