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Soaring digital asset prices prompt firms to offer products ranging from loans to futures
FCA responds to risks of savers getting trapped in illiquid vehicles
Central bank says Archegos collapse shows it lacks tools to see full extent of risk-taking
Banning price walking in car and home premiums will have unintended consequences
SEC chair highlights concentration risk among big trading firms in House testimony
BaFin rebuffs call from crypto exchange to remove warning on securities rules
Janet Yellen is expected to name Michael Hsu as acting chief of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Former regulator says government should push reform of fees structure, not loosen charge cap
Lossmaking division has been hit by high levels of complaints from claims management companies
The FT has reported evidence meriting an SFO investigation
A fight over access to accounts of Chinese companies spells danger for PwC, Deloitte, EY and KPMG
The specific areas where new SEC head Gary Gensler needs to act over rigged markets
Alex Oh quits after judge criticises her conduct as an attorney representing ExxonMobil
German regulator points to lack of correct documentation for foray into tracking share movements
FCA tables reforms to ensure UK asset managers are not disadvantaged compared to EU peers
Amid frothy markets and frenzied dealmaking, a few high-profile cases will soon get financiers’ attention
Plea for audits of new clients to be exempt from scrutiny over fears of censure for mistakes
Most failings that have riled investors could have been fixed by more liberal use of existing powers
Two years after implementation is not the time to roll back ringfencing
Concerns over whether stock tokens comply with rules on transparency and corporate disclosures
Chip designer’s role in British defence industry prompts culture secretary to recommend probe
Treasury to pay bondholders who lost savings when minibond company collapsed
Reforming rules rather than repealing them could be best outcome for banks
Central bank says lenders should invest in the models they use to determine the riskiness of assets
The investigation into corporate fraud reaches a climax with Merkel and Scholz to appear before MPs
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