FSA

The FSA has extended by five months the time customers can make complaints to the Ombudsman over purchasing payment protection insurance(PPI).

The regulator says it will not implement AIFA's call for a "major overhaul" of adviser levies until further consultation, which will not see any changes introduced until 2011/12.

The FSA could be forced into a major U-turn on platform regulation as the UK's big three providers, with over 80% of total assets, labeled its proposals as "unworkable" in responses to the Discussion Paper.

The Suffolk Life Research Centre looks into the enduring appeal of SIPPs and also how clients are using them to meet their retirement planning needs

Deborah Fuhr, global head of ETF research and implementation strategy at BlackRock, discusses the potential for greater uptake of ETFs by Independent Financial Advisers, in light of regulatory developments

Positive Solutions fears mischievous recruiters are using the confusion surrounding legacy trail commission after 2012 to attempt to lure partners away from the company.

The FSA has banned a London stockbroker for stealing clients' money from company accounts.

The FSA has warned smaller firms to expect greater individual intervention where serious failings are found, as part of its intensive supervision.

Tomorrow's Queen's Speech will see financial regulation put back in the hands of the Bank of England, leaked documents reveal.

The FSA has banned and fined a share-ramping stockbroker £2.8m in its biggest ever penalty against an individual.