FSA

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Three practitioners with contrasting views talk to Maria Merricks about why they have decided on their chosen route.

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The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has warned recent innovation within the ETF industry is bringing "new elements of complexity and opacity" into the market.

The FSA collected £96.7m in fines in the 12 months to the end of March, almost trebling the £33.1m taken during the previous year.

The FSA is warning consumers to beware a ‘no cost' property income plan which permits an insurance company to take a legal charge on policyholders' homes.

Gartmore's former fund managers Roger Guy and Guillaume Rambourg are returning to fund management with the launch of a hedge fund, according to reports.

The Serious Fraud Office decided to drop an investigation into Equitable Life because financial regulators were already aware of potential criminal activity at the failed insurer, according to a new document.

Nearly three-quarters of financial services practitioners support giving the regulator the power to ban retail products, research suggests.