Regulation

Asset managers' motivations to control costs along the value chain among issues under scrutiny

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined a former investment analyst at Aviva Investors £139,000 and banned him from working in the financial services industry for failing to act with honesty and integrity.

Ousted IA chief plans investment management role

Will come into force 31 Deember 2016 if approved

Dozens of former Premier League footballers face losses estimated at £100m after allegedly following the recommendations of two financial advisers to invest in film and property ventures that turned sour, according to reports.

A Serious Fraud Office (SFO) investigation into embattled overseas property firm Harlequin has taken evidence from its former accountants, which Harlequin is currently suing.

Scheme considers liquidated structured products manager liable for some costs incurred by investors

Regulator 'encouraged' by adviser firms' response but fears potential for bias remains in some firms

Couple lost £43k in 18 months on £700k investment as banking crisis emerged

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Treasury are looking at income and wealth thresholds to see where they should focus their advice gap review.