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  • Financial Planners dominate ‘holistic advice’ market

    Financial Planning firms make up the bulk of firms on the FCA register offering ‘holistic advice’, according to a new report from financial services adviser consultancy Autus.

  • FCA fines firms £176m in 2024 - 3 times 2023 level

    New analysis of FCA fines data by Financial Planning Today has revealed that the total sum of financial penalties imposed by the regulator in 2024 tripled compared to 2023.

  • 12.6m investors to get simpler product information - FCA

    The Financial Conduct Authority has today published plans for a new UK-focused consumer investment regime to simplify the information given to investors and scrap EU-based rules.

  • FCA to consider targeted support for pension savers

    The FCA has revealed that its Consumer Duty priorities for the coming months will include looking at targeted support for pension savers.

  • 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.

  • 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?

  • Reeves promises 'transformational' financial advice reforms

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has promised “transformational change” to advice and guidance in a sweeping series of financial services reforms announced in her Mansion House speech last night.

  • FCA improves access to bond data and research

    The FCA has today introduced new transparency rules for bonds and derivatives markets which it hopes will give investors more information and reduce costs for firms.

  • FCA warns SIPP operators over Consumer Duty

    The FCA has warned SIPP operators over a lack of progress on the regulator's concerns that their actions could lead to “harm to individual consumers.”

  • FCA finds near doubling in non-financial misconduct complaints

    The FCA has found a sharp increase in non-financial misconduct complaints at regulated firms working in the wholesale financial sectors.

  • FCA data reveals surge in pension withdrawals

    The latest FCA retirement income data for 2023/24 has revealed a 20% rise in the number of pension plans accessed for the first time between April 2023 and March 2024.

  • John Moret: My delight as SIPP market hits 5.3m investors

    John Moret

    One of the UK's leading SIPP and pensions experts John Moret, still working part-time in the pensions sector in his seventies, has written a series of articles for Financial Planning Today reflecting on topics that have occupied him over the last 50-plus years. This is the fifth article in the series. Previous articles are available on Financial Planning Today by searching for 'john moret.'

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