FSA
Your profession
The FSA, the protector of free market capitalism in Britain, could become a hotbed of union activism if Unite, the UK's largest union, has its way, reports The Telegraph.
23 July 2009
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Your profession
The FSA and financial ombudsman (FOS) are under pressure to name and shame firms that fail or refuse to pay FOS awards.
22 July 2009
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RDR
Skandia says proposals to ensure provider firms intervene in cases of ‘extreme' adviser charges go against the principles of the RDR.
22 July 2009
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Regulation
HSBC subsidiaries have been fined a total of £3m for failing to protect their customers' personal data.
22 July 2009
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Your profession
The directors of a Yorkshire-based financial group have been banned and fined by the FSA for putting 53 clients at risk of losing almost £10m.
21 July 2009
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Regulation
The Conservatives have said they will abolish the FSA and give the Bank of England greater responsibilities as part of radical plans to strengthen financial regulation in the UK.
20 July 2009
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Regulation
George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, will outline plans to scrap the FSA if the Tories win the next election, reports ‘The Daily Telegraph'.
20 July 2009
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Your profession
An investment and protection IFA is seeking to pull together a "small and articulate" lobby group of like-minded advisers to confront the FSA over its policies, and the RDR in particular.
17 July 2009
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Your profession
Find out who's moved where in another busy week in financial services
17 July 2009
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Your profession
The Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) is calling for "reassurance" from the FSA over the level of adviser fees post RDR.
16 July 2009
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