FSA
Your profession
The FSA spends too much time and money chastising small firms for the problems facing the financial services industry, and not enough pursuing the biggest culprits: the banks.
07 February 2008
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Your profession
More than 80% of advisers would support FSA initiatives, such as TCF, if they lead to a lighter touch regulatory regime, according to Sesame.
07 February 2008
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Mortgages
The FSA's decision to shut down a Luton-based mortgage broker has been upheld by the Financial Services and Market Tribunal.
06 February 2008
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Your profession
The FSA's budget for 2008/9 is to increase by 7.1%, meaning higher levies for regulated firms, it was announced today.
06 February 2008
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Your profession
Most advisers would welcome the introduction of customer agreed remuneration (CAR), but only on condition the FSA reduced regulatory fees, research suggests.
30 January 2008
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Your profession
Vince Cable has today questioned the sense of giving the FSA a bigger role in the wake of the Northern Rock fiasco.
30 January 2008
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Your profession
The financial services industry has welcomed a consultation on proposals to improve the systems currently in place when banks run into trouble.
30 January 2008
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Your profession
The FSA has relaunched its consumer website in the wake of tighter economic conditions in the UK.
29 January 2008
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Your profession
The FSA today warns some adviser firms could struggle this year because they do not pay enough attention to the sustainability of their business models.
29 January 2008
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Your profession
The Treasury Select Committee has proposed giving powers to deal with failing banks to a single member of the Tripartite Authorities as part of a report into the near collapse of Northern Rock.
28 January 2008
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