FSA

Lord Turner, chairman of the FSA, said it was "vitally important" European financial supervisors did not intervene directly in the running of individual markets.

The FSA has stripped five firms of their permissions to trade after they failed to submit Retail Mediation Activities Returns (RMARs).

People who need financial advice don't often seek it but, as IFA Angela Wise of WH Ireland explains, there are ways to get the message across.

Four MPs from Norfolk have pledged to get justice for investors with money caught up in failed investment firm Keydata.

Which is best: sole trader, limited company or the 'third way'?

Some view the FSA's 'restricted' label as the new name for tied or multi-tied advice. They're wrong, says Tenet distribution and development director Keith Richards.

Scott Sinclair says Openwork's acquisition of 2plan Wealth Management could be music to the ears of the regulator

City police have arrested a 64-year-old man as part of an insider dealing investigation.

An FSA consultation paper detailing how it intends to collect data from firms as part of its pre- and post-RDR supervisory agenda has been delayed until Q1 next year.

A financial aggregation service claiming to herald a "revolution" in client data-gathering has launched amid a surge of FSA fines for failing to comply with the "know your client" rule.