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  • ‘Reckless’ pension transfer adviser fined nearly £1.4m

    Pension transfer specialist adviser Philip Pryke has been fined £1.4m by the FCA after his firm advised on 986 transfers, many of them not in the client’s best interests.

  • Firms to get 48hr warning before FCA ‘name and shame’

    The FCA plans to give firms subject to enforcement investigations a 48 hour window to view the contents of any announcements before they are made public.

  • MiFID rules to transfer to FCA in 2025

    The firm-facing requirements of the MiFID regulations are to be transferred into FCA Handbook rules next year.

  • FCA advice shake up to focus on pensions

    The FCA’s upcoming advice guidance proposals will focus on helping consumers understand their choices around pensions, according to the regulator’s chief operating officer Emily Shepperd.

  • MBL fined £13m for trader’s 400 fictitious deals

    The Financial Conduct Authority has fined Macquarie Bank Limited - London Branch (MBL) £13m for serious failings that allowed one of its employees to record more than 400 fictitious trades.

  • FCA branded ‘incompetent’ by MPs

    MPs and members of the House of Lords have today published a critical report on the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), branding the regulator ‘incompetent’.

  • FCA reveals crypto regulation plan as ownership rises 20%

    The FCA has published an indicative roadmap of key dates for the development and introduction of the UK’s crypto regime as new research revealed crypto ownership has risen 20%.

  • FCA offers £30,000 prize in research competition

    The FCA is offering up to £30,000 to people who successfully submit a research proposal that the regulator reckons will lead to a publishable report on growth, competitiveness or regulation.

  • FCA criticises insurers over bereavement handling

    The FCA has called on insurance firms to improve bereavement handling times and share best practice after it found it took up to 122 days to process a claim.

  • Barclays fined £40m for 'reckless' action in 2008

    Barclays Bank has been fined £40m for failing to disclose a fund raising deal with Qatari entities in 2008 at the height of the financial crisis in that year.

  • FCA charges four with fraud offences

    The Financial Conduct Authority has started criminal proceedings against four individuals for conspiracy to commit false accounting, with three facing further charges for fraud.

  • FCA to consult small IFA firms over advice shake-up

    The FCA is to hold round tables with smaller advice firms in the first half of 2025 over its plans to open the door to cheaper, simplified advice services to enable more consumers to access support at an affordable price.

  • 2 advisers banned and fined for 'reckless' action

    Two financial advisers whose clients worked in the medical and dental community have been fined more than £6,000 each and banned by the FCA for recklessly breaching an asset requirement imposed on the firm.

  • Regulators clarify post-Duty pension marketing rules

    Regulators have stepped in to clarify pensions marketing communication after confusion caused by the new Consumer Duty rules and how they affect existing regulations.

  • Clone scammers target Marks & Spencer

    Clone scammers have targeted Marks & Spencer’s financial services arm by setting up a fake website to try to con savers.

  • FCA cancels permissions of Kent IFA

    The FCA has cancelled the Part 4A permission to carry out regulated business of Kent-based IFA The Pentagon Partnership (FRN: 627747).

  • Metro Bank fined £16m for money laundering failings

    Challenger bank Metro Bank has been fined £16m by the Financial Conduct Authority for money laundering failings from 2016 to 2020.

  • Director fined £1.1m and banned for misusing funds

    The Financial Conduct Authority has banned company director Leigh Mackey from working in financial services and fined him £1,102,879 for misleading the FCA and misusing funds due to insurers.

  • Claims manager stripped of regulatory permissions

    The FCA has halted regulated business at Hull-based claims management firm (CMC) Prestige Legal Ltd (FRN 915619).

  • FCA convicts duo for £1.5m clone websites scam

    Two individuals running a fake investment scam - which used clone websites and other methods to target investors - have been convicted by the FCA for their roles in a £1.5m fraud.

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