FSA

The FSA will not use the sales data it plans to collect from adviser firms to tell them how much they should be charging for their services. Or so it says.

The Bank of England is expected to tear up the FSA rulebook and adopt a new approach to policing banks and financial institutions when it takes on the role of prudential regulator.

The FSA has fined the former compliance officer at a Forex brokerage £3,000 and banned him from holding a oversight function for failing to keep client seperate from the firm's.

SIPP and SSAS provider Curtis Banks has bought rival Montpelier Pension Administration Services (MPAS) for an undisclosed sum.

The FSA has refuted claims it is failing to fulfil statutory obligations to provide consumer financial education.

A lack of clarity from the FSA about advisers' use of platforms means firms have to "second guess" the regulator's requirements, according to The Platforum managing director Holly Mackay.

MPs today rejected a bill which could have stopped the FSA increasing its regulatory fees above the rate of inflation.

The Luxembourg court has granted Lifemark administrators a further six months to find funders for the troubled backer of Keydata bonds.

Firms offering non-advisory roles to IFAs who fail to meet RDR requirements are being warned by the FSA to make sure they do not stray into delivering advice.

Firms offering 'lay advocate' roles to unqualified individuals after 2012 have been warned by the FSA to make sure they do not stray into regulated advice territory. Here's what you had to say...