Intriguingly entitled "Product Intervention", the FSA's modest 72-page (including appendices) DP 11/1 could actually be the most explosive read this year.
Ascentric's Hugo Thorman is "hopeful" cash rebates will be maintained for platforms and thinks the solution lies in convincing fund managers to reduce their charges.
Norwich & Peterborough (N&P) Building Society has transferred its network of 21 IFAs to Aviva citing spiralling costs.
A mortgage broker is suing the FSA for £1.67m for publishing a decision notice stripping him of his regulatory permissions, in what is thought to be the first libel case against the watchdog.
The London head of US banking giant Goldman Sachs has been awarded a £9m bonus, according to reports.
A French businessman has been jailed for 18 months for refusing to cooperate with the FSA in an investigation into an possible illegal investment scheme.
Skandia says it will hold off on developing an unbundled charging model until the FSA clarifies its cash rebate rules.
Tenet Support Services is considering becoming an accredited body in the wake of the FSA's confirmed policy on professionalism.
Clients will benefit from a prominently displayed practicing certificate, detailing their adviser's qualifications and commitment to professionalism, the Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) says.
The FSA will regulate second-charge loans, sale & rent back and mortgage back book administration in a bid to improve consumer protection, the government confirmed today.