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  • City wealth manager Bullseye enters administration

    City of London-based wealth manager Bullseye Financial Ltd has gone into administration, the FCA reported today.
  • Norwich IFA firm goes into liquidation

    Norwich independent financial adviser Chandler King (City) Limited (FRN 440232) has entered creditors’ voluntary liquidation after agreeing to a voluntary requirement with the FCA in April which restricted its activities.

  • FCA reveals 86% of financial firms now use AI

    Some 86% of regulated firms now use AI, according to a joint AI survey from the FCA and the Bank of England, due to be published next week.

  • 3 arrested over insider dealing crackdown

    Three people have been arrested for insider dealing following a joint operation between the FCA and the National Crime Agency (NCA).

  • Nexus duo Nelson and Stephens plead guilty over £2m fraud

    Financial Planner Kerry Nelson, the director of Nexus Independent Financial Advisers Limited and Nexus Investment Managers Limited, and colleague Jacqueline Stephens, the firms’ business operations manager, have pleaded guilty to fraud after four clients lost £2m.

  • FCA - investors to wait 90 days to access long term funds

    The Financial Conduct Authority is to change its rules on long term investment funds to require investors to give 90 days notice before accessing their money.

  • FCA to review policy after whistleblower's suicide

    • Warning: References to suicide •

    The FCA has confirmed that it will review its policy on whistleblowers following the death by suicide of well-known whistleblower Simon Andriesz.

  • FCA study finds advisers have 'positive' views of regulator

    The latest FCA and Practitioner Panel survey indicated firms continue to have “broadly positive” views of the FCA.

  • MPs call for probe into FCA treatment of whistleblowers

    • Warning: References to suicide • 

    The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Investment Fraud and Fairer Financial Services has today called for an investigation into the FCA’s handling of whistleblowers.

  • FCA adds 3 new members to board including deputy CEO Pritchard

    The FCA has appointed three new members to its board including deputy CEO Sarah Pritchard.

  • £1.5m crypto fraud victims to get some money back

    Victims of a £1.5m crypto investment fraud will be able to recover lost funds after the FCA obtained confiscation orders against Raymondip Bedi of Bromley and Patrick Mavanga of Peckham, who were jailed for a combined 12 years for their roles in the scam.

  • FCA secures bankruptcy order against Scottish adviser

    The FCA has secured a bankruptcy order against Arthur Temlett, who traded as Abacus Insurance Consultants (FRN 118204) before being restricted by the regulator in January 2025 over fears he may have kept clients’ insurance premiums for himself.

  • FSCS opens investigation into London Financial Planning firm

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has today launched an investigation into City of London-based InterestMe Financial Planning Limited (IMFP) (FRN 542680) which went into administration last week on 24 September.

  • London investment broker goes into administration

    London-based investment broker ITI Capital Ltd has gone into special administration, three years after the FCA removed its permission to carry out regulated activity.

  • FCA urges firms to crack down harder on money mules

    The FCA has called on financial firms to do more to crack down on money mules, despite 238,396 suspected mules having had their accounts closed in 2025.

  • 21 CFD firms closed after FCA crackdown

    Twenty-one Contracts for Differences (CFD) firms have closed since 2025 following a crackdown by the FCA.

  • FCA and MAPS join forces to promote protection

    The FCA has joined forces with the Money and Pensions Service, The Protection Distributors’ Group and The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries, to help increase the number of consumers taking out protection insurance.

  • Crispin Odey's FCA ban upheld by Upper Tribunal

    Crispin Odey, founder of Odey Asset Management LLP (OAM), has had his lifetime ban by the FCA upheld by the Upper Tribunal today but his fine has been reduced.

  • 760,000 Child Trust Funds remain unclaimed

    Figures from HMRC show that 760,000 matured Child Trust Funds, worth an average of £2,000 each, remain unclaimed.

  • FCA survey finds younger investors putting trust in AI

    Four in five less experienced investors have used AI for help with investing – and around two-thirds of investors overall report turning to AI for investment help occasionally or regularly, according to a new FCA study.

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