swaps
Regulation
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is considering raising the redress limit available to small business complainants from the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) above its current limit of £150,000.
27 November 2015
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Regulation
Banks have paid out a total of £482m in redress to those they have missold interest rate hedging products, figures from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) show.
05 March 2014
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Regulation
The interest swap mis-selling redress scheme has now paid out more than £306m to affected small businesses.
04 February 2014
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Regulation
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is urging thousands of small firms affected by the interest rate swaps mis-selling scandal to hurry up with their compensation claims or risk missing out on money due to them.
13 January 2014
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Investment
Tullett Prebon's chief executive Terry Smith wrote a letter to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) back in 2010 to question the rate setting process, but was ignored, the Telegraph reports.
11 April 2013
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Investment
Businesses affected by the interest rate swap mis-selling scandal should have their payments suspended, according to a senior Treasury minister.
18 February 2013
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ETFs
Regulators and ETP providers should more clearly differentiate between traditional ETFs and those using complex strategies that "add unexpected risk", according to Evercore Pan-Asset (EPA).
16 May 2011
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ETFs
Three-quarters of investors prefer to use physical ETFs and only 8% would use swap-based funds as their first choice, according to Morningstar.
31 March 2011
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