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The Association of Independent Financial Advisers (Aifa) is calling on the European Commission to retain the UK's professional indemnity waiver.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is due to report today that the average size of its fines in the past year rose 23% to £216,800 as it sought to deter wrongdoing with high-profile enforcement actions reports the Financial Times.

The European Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry into the Equitable Life scandal has asked for more time to complete its investigations

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has been assessed as ‘weak' in five key areas of assisting consumers.

THE FIRST OFFICIAL review of the Financial Services Authority since it was created will be announced today by the Treasury's Economic Secretary, reports The Times .

Over 10,000 firms are being asked for feedback on the performance of the Financial Services Authority.

Private client portfolio manager and stockbroker Brewin Dolphin Securities (BDS)says its decision to invest heavily in new information and communications technology (ICT) will not only boost its ability to serve IFAs, but serves as a possible model across...

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has warned the practice by some lenders of increasing mortgage exit fees may be unfair to consumers and has asked several of them to consider whether their terms and conditions comply with the principle of treating...

The life insurance industry may need to rethink its position as a study predicts wrap platforms will undermine their product assembler role.

The Financial Services Authority is to get tough on businesses and individuals who break the spirit of the law rather than just the law itself, reports The Daily Telegraph .