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  • FCA halts ISA manager over serious concerns

    The FCA has halted ISA business at crowd-funding platform Nextcrowd over concerns about potential “serious regulatory breaches.”

  • FCA questions 20 finfluencers in crackdown

    The FCA is interviewing 20 finfluencers under caution as part of a “targeted action” against illegal financial influencers.  

  • FCA launches Lab to help firms implement AI solutions

    The FCA has launched an AI Lab to help the firms it regulates build and implement artificial intelligence solutions.

  • FCA launches review of soaring insurance premiums

    The Financial Conduct Authority is to review soaring insurance premiums for home and motor insurance and the practice in some markets of paying for insurance in instalments.

  • Advice guidance review to ‘boost growth’ for sector

    The FCA’s advice guidance boundary review will boost growth for the Financial Planning sector, according to the Chair of the regulator.

  • FCA fines Starling Bank £29m over screening failures

    The FCA has fined Starling Bank just under £29m for financial crime failings related to its financial sanctions screening.

  • FCA to change enforcement approach

    The Financial Conduct Authority is changing its enforcement approach as it aims to act faster and with more transparency.

  • FCA extends PRIIPs exemption for investment trusts

    Investment trusts can choose to opt out of the requirements of PRIIPs Regulation and associated technical standards until new legislation comes into force, the FCA said in a statement today.

  • TPR calls for more diversity in pension assets

    The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has called on pension professionals to consider a more diverse range of investments.

  • 1 in 3 FCA workers from ethnic minority

    A third of the workforce (33%) at the Financial Conduct Authority were from an ethnic minority in 2023-24, according to new employment data from the regulator.

  • FCA delays SDR label requirements

    The FCA has given firms four more months time to comply with its newSustainability Disclosure Requirements' regime and new investment label rules.

  • FCA: appointed rep oversight needs to improve

    The FCA says standards of regulatory practice among appointed representatives (ARs) are improving but there is “more to do.”

  • Exclusive: Consumer Duty 'reducing' access to advice

    Nearly three in 10 Financial Planners (28%) surveyed in an exclusive poll for Financial Planning Today say they have cut the number of clients they serve as a result of the Consumer Duty.

  • Average salary at the FCA tops £71,000

    FCA average salary increases April 2024. Source: FCA

     

    The average salary at the FCA has risen by an average of 4.8% this year to £71,290, with some younger staff members receiving an 11.2% increase.

  • IMA chief executive sets out challenges for his successor

    Richard Saunders, chief executive of the IMA
  • Government committee seeks new administrator for Libor

    Martin Wheatley, committee member and head of the Wheatley Review into Libor
  • FCA demands better customer service to restore trust in firms

    Martin Wheatley
  • Over £1bn in fines levied by UK regulatory bodies since 2007

    Ernst & Young
  • Consumers unaware of possible impact of regulatory changes

    Mike Everett from Standard Life In
  • FCA examines how to improve redress letters to consumers

    FCA paper into consumer redress letters

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