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  • FCA's Rathi signals shift to outcomes-based regulation

    FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi

    FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi has signalled a move away from a strict rules-based approach on regulation to an outcomes-based approach based around the Consumer Duty and supervisory tools.

  • FCA places restrictions on Scottish IFA

    FCA HQ

    The FCA has imposed restrictions on Scottish IFA firm Advantage Wealth Management Ltd following a supervisory notice issued in December.

  • Clone scammers target Fidelity

    Scammers were copying some details of the official Fidelity website to try to fool people.

    Clone scammers have targeted Fidelity’s investment administration arm by setting up a fake website to try to con investors.

  • FCA finfluencer enforcement action soars 175% in 2025

    FCA HQ

    Enforcement action taken against finfluencers by the FCA rose 174% in 2025 to 74 actions.

  • FCA calls for views on the protection gap

    FCA HQ

    The Financial Conduct Authority has called on insurers and advisers for views on how to help close the protection gap.

  • New FCA mini bond rules come into force

    FCA HQ

    The FCA’s new regime for high-risk securities, such as mini-bonds and loan notes, has come into force.

  • FCA halts regulated business at London IFA firm

    The FCA has stepped in to remove all regulatory permissions from London-based IFA Verus Financial Services Limited (FRN 765214) after a number of "deliberate" breaches of existing restrictions.

  • FCA to strengthen anti-workplace bullying rules

    The FCA has confirmed it will introduce new clearer rules to tackle serious 'non-financial' misconduct at financial services firms from September 2026.

  • Number of independent advice firms continues to fall

    The number of adviser firms providing independent financial advice fell 5% (year-on-year) in 2024, according to data from the latest FCA Retail Intermediary Market Data report out this week.

  • FCA warns CFD providers over Consumer Duty failures

    The FCA has issued a warning to providers of contracts for difference (CFDs) after its review found that some firms were not meeting its Consumer Duty requirements.

  • FCA CEO Rathi urges industry to boost financial capability

    Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the FCA, has called on financial services firms to back financial education and support services to improve consumer capability.

  • ESG ratings providers to come under FCA regulation

    The government has introduced draft legislation to bring Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) ratings providers under the remit of the FCA.

  • FCA opens probe into fixed rate bond provider Moneda

    The FCA has launched an investigation into ‘fixed rate return’ bond provider the Moneda Capital Group and is investigating a number of people associated with the business.

  • PFS's Matthew Connell: Limits on complaints need careful handling

    In this regular column for Financial Planning Today, Dr Matthew Connell, director of policy at the Personal Finance Society, looks at plans to limit complaint.

  • FCA cancels permissions of West Sussex IFA

    The FCA has stripped West Sussex-based IFA Rhoss Dancey (FRN: 666823), trading as RDI Wealth Management, of its permissions to carry out regulated business.

  • Regulatory red-tape hitting financial advice: PIMFA

    The cumulative impact of regulatory change is diverting time and resources away from other priorities, according to a new survey of members of wealth management trade association PIMFA.

  • 4 in 5 advisers report increased compliance costs

    Four in five (79%) financial advisers and wealth managers have seen an increase in compliance expenditure over the past year, according to a new report.

  • FCA shares plans to streamline Consumer Duty rules

    The FCA has shared plans to streamline its Consumer Duty rules following stakeholder input.

  • FCA promises faster enforcement investigations

    The FCA is ‘working hard’ to shorten the timeframe for enforcement investigations to boost confidence in the financial services sector, according to senior FCA executive Therese Chambers.

  • FCA to cut RMAR data reporting requirements

    The FCA has proposed further cuts to data reporting requirements by reducing the frequency of submissions for selected sections of the Retail Mediation Activities Return (RMAR).

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