FSA

The Financial Services Authority has a long way to go before it can claim consumers are properly protected, according to a report from Which?

The chairman of the Association of IFAs led a blistering attack on the Financial Service Authority (FSA) at the association's annual dinner last night.

The Financial Services Authority and the Office of Fair Trading have delivered 11 of the 17 workstreams set out in their April action plan.

For the last couple of years that I have worked as a mortgage journalist there has always been what I suppose we can call the elephant in the room - to pinch a rather well worn political phrase - of a housing market gone bust.

Small firms continue to feel frustrated by the constant change and uncertainty created by the Financial Services Authority, says the Financial Services Practitioner Panel.

In space no one can hear you scream, but someone certainly needs to scream at the FSA over its suggestion the UK's financial services industry will survive an influenza ‘pandemic'.

Suffolk Life is warning the pensions industry not to underestimate the impact of regulation for Self Invested Personal Pensions.

Some of us have been lobbying for many years to lighten the burden of prescriptive regulatory rules and give the industry an opportunity to come up with its own standards within the regulatory framework.

Poor financial advertising among sub-prime mortgage brokers is a sign of wider regulatory problems, says the Financial Services Authority.

The Treasury Committee has raised concerns the Financial Services Authority's national strategy for financial capability does not adequately address the needs of the financially excluded.