Some smaller regulated firms have found limitations in the range of data they can access when it comes to monitoring and tracking outcomes under the Consumer Duty, according to a new report from the FCA.

Confidence among UK high net worth individuals has weakened again after a brief recovery in the second half of last year, according to a new study.

Jupiter Fund Management has reported net inflows of £1.3bn for 2025, the first calendar year of positive net inflows since 2017.

AJ Bell, the platform and SIPP provider, has urged the FCA to think again about proposed changes to pension transfers which would see more ‘friction’ added to non-advised transfers.

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has won its first recovery order against David Ames, the convicted fraudster who cheated 8,000 victims through the £226m Harlequin SIPP-focused timeshare scheme.

Wealth manager St James’s Place has reported 33% growth in IFRS profit after tax - a key measure of profit - in its full year results out today.

The Women’s Wealth Alliance (WWA), a taskforce created by the Consumer Duty Alliance, has selected its first board members as it seeks to drive ‘sector change’ in the profession. 

Football clubs may become FCA-regulated after the regulator signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreement with the new Independent Football Regulator (IFR).

There are now an estimated 39.1m income taxpayers, up 6.1m from when thresholds were frozen in 2021/22, according to analysis of HMRC figures.

One in four (25%) of all article 8 funds remain at risk of greenwashing, according to a new report, which suggests that the risk is stabilising.