Changes to the way firms deal with consumer complaints look set to be made by the FCA after a thematic review.

A consumer watchdog has attacked "completely unacceptable" and opaque practices over charging the investment management sector and called for urgent action to fix it.

HM Revenue and Customs is claiming "major legal victories" over corporate tax avoidance schemes after three rulings found in its favour.

A Treasury Committee member with a background in software engineering says automated advice is an inadequate substitute for a human adviser and suggested its potential is over hyped.

Advisers have reported a significant jump in clients seeking advice since the sweeping reforms to pensions were announced in March.

The sweeping reforms to pensions introduced in the Budget have increased the need for regulators to protect consumers, the chairman of the FCA has said.

Advisers could end up footing the bill when companies get fined for auto-enrolment failures, a wealth management firm has warned.

Scores of responses have been sent to the Financial Conduct Authority regarding proposals to prevent misleading financial promotions through social media services such as Twitter.

A life and pensions firm has reported a rise of 13% in its underlying earnings before tax for quarter 3.

The average hourly rate a financial adviser charges has dropped by 14% over the last year.