The FCA has recruited two experienced lawyers who worked at City law firm Freshfields for senior roles following the exit of its general counsel Sean Martin.

The Chartered Insurance Institute has revealed the winners of its Public Trust Awards at a virtual ceremony hosted by CII President Julie Page this week.

A group of Past Presidents of the 40,000 member Personal Finance Society (PFS) and many leading Financial Planners have launched a campaign against the deregistration of the PFS.

The Chartered Insurance Institute will hold its crunch AGM today at 3 pm as battle rages over whether its Personal Finance Society arm should be 'deregistered' and lose its separate company status.

The Bank of England has shrugged off concerns that inflation could rise by voting to keep interest rates steady at the historic low of 0.1%.

Paul Stones has been promoted to managing director at Manchester-based Pareto Financial Planning as the firm reshuffles is senior management team.

Pension group XPS has reported a 5% rise in profit (adjusted EBITDA) for the year ending 31 March and 7% total revenue growth, driven by client demand across the firms pensions divisions.

Mutual life, pensions and investments provider Royal London has committed to net zero carbon emissions across its investment portfolio by 2050.

Complaints about pensions dropped 69.3% year on year between April 2020 and March 2021, but complaints about investments increased 2.4% over the same period, according to a new complaints data report.

The Treasury Committee has called for a change in culture at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in order to protect consumers and financial markets in its report into the regulator’s handing of London Capital and Finance (LCF).