The FCA has told firms this morning they “must continue to abide by their obligations… including those derived from EU law” after the country voted to leave.

The value of FCA fines against individuals has more than doubled over the last year – but the total for companies has dropped by 37% - researchers have revealed.

Firms looking at building robo-advice services can start applying to a new FCA unit to receive the regulator’s guidance on development.

The FCA has appointed a director of supervision for investment, wholesale and specialists to take up the role formerly held by acting chief executive Tracey McDermott.

A pension consultancy firm says it has found signs of potential scam activity in 11% of pension transfer requests.

Alan Sugar’s former right hand man on hit TV show the Apprentice is warning of the dangers of investment scammers embedding themselves into people’s lives.

A former compliance officer at Keydata has today been banned.

There are too many pension schemes in the UK and arguably too many regulators too, a leading pensions commentator says, after reforms to master trusts were announced in the Queen’s Speech.

Adjudicators and ombudsmen at the FOS should be qualified to the same basic level as advisers, the head of a firm of Chartered Financial Planners says.

A former Towry adviser has been banned for at least two years by the FCA “for engaging in market abuse”.