We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
FCA responds to risks of savers getting trapped in illiquid vehicles
Banning price walking in car and home premiums will have unintended consequences
Lossmaking division has been hit by high levels of complaints from claims management companies
The FT has reported evidence meriting an SFO investigation
FCA tables reforms to ensure UK asset managers are not disadvantaged compared to EU peers
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
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
Given the current Brexodus climate, ‘RegTech’ should be considered to boost London’s appeal
Despite the IPO debacle, retail investors should not ignore future listings
Don’t think you are too clever to be conned
Financial Conduct Authority’s move comes as government seeks to make London more competitive in booming market
Mastercard among the groups watchdog says took advantage of vulnerable consumers over 6 years
EU is increasingly worried about London’s dominance over the €81tn industry
UK regulator concerned that continent counterparts demanding more to move than necessary
Agreement paves way for Brussels to weigh future market-access rights for City of London
Regulators are fretting about the new breed of young day traders
Senior executive admits to failings over policing ‘toxic interface’ between regulated and unregulated activities
A look at 4 possible scenarios for the UK financial centre after Brexit
Senior executives fear US-style changes could weaken UK boardrooms and make audits more costly
Memorandum of understanding would seek to build ‘stable and durable’ basis for co-operation
Margaret Cole shook up how UK regulator approached enforcement
International Edition
