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  • FCA issues six-figure transaction reports fine

    The FCA has fined investment provider Infinox Capital Limited £99,200 for failing to submit 46,053 transaction reports.

  • ‘Tear down regulatory barriers’ urges Chancellor

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has urged Britain’s regulators to “tear down” barriers to promote business growth.

  • FCA set to respond to Starmer call for growth

    Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has called on key regulators, including the FCA, to do all they can to push reforms for growth in their sectors.

  • Lincolnshire adviser firm cancelled by FCA

    The FCA has revoked the regulatory permissions of Lincolnshire financial adviser firm John Cotton (FRN: 136224) for non payment of fees.

  • FCA cancels permissions of Yorkshire IFA

    The FCA has cancelled the Part 4A permission to carry out regulated business of West Yorkshire-based IFA McLean’s (FRN: 146450).

  • FCA to focus on supporting high growth firms

    A focus on how the FCA can support early and high growth firms will form the cornerstone of the FCA’s strategy between 2025 and 2030, according to CEO Nikhil Rathi.

  • TPR to shift to more prudential-style regulation

    The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is to shift to a more prudential-style of regulation to protect savers from systemic risk.

  • 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.

  • Number of whistleblowing reports rises

    The number of whistleblowing reports rose by 15% (year-on-year) to 322 in the third quarter of this year.

  • 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.

  • 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%.

  • Editor’s Comment: FCA must get ‘naming and shaming’ right

     

     

    It’s no secret that the FCA has come in for flak over it’s naming and shaming enforcement plans and it’s no surprise it has decided to dilute them as a result. But should it be backing off?

  • 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).

  • 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.

  • FCA promises to cut Consumer Duty duplication and confusion

    The FCA has given one of its strongest hints yet that reform of the Consumer Duty is on the way and what direction it might take.

  • FCA readies action against Crispin Odey over 'lack of integrity'

    The FCA has issued a warning notice that it is preparing to take action against high profile fund manager Crispin Odey for demonstrating a "lack of integrity."

  • FCA fines CEO of Wise £350,000 for senior manager failings

     

    The FCA has fined Kristo Käärmann, the CEO of Wise plc and senior manager of Wise Assets UK Ltd, £350,000 for breaching a senior manager conduct rule. 

  • Fund manager enters liquidation after FCA intervention

    MCI Global Investments Advisors Limited, which manages the Novus Black alternative investment fund, has entered Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation.

  • Advisers among those with lowest satisfaction with FCA

    Firms in the retail investments sector, which includes most financial advice firms, had one of the lowest levels of satisfaction with their relationship with the FCA.

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