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  • FCA stops Scottish insurance broker from trading

    The FCA has stopped Arthur Temlett, trading as Abacus Insurance Consultants (FRN 118204), from carrying out regulated activities, including acting as an insurance broker, after it appeared that premiums from clients were not being passed on to insurers. 

  • Lawyers settle over unlawful £57m care home scheme

    Yorkshire solicitors Lupton Fawcett LLP has settled a High Court claim brought by the FCA and apologised for the firm's involvement in an unlawful and unauthorised care home investment scheme which saw investors lose £57m.

  • British Steel redress calculator to end

    The FCA is to retire its British Steel Pension Scheme redress calculator which has been used to provide an assessment of client losses incurred due to poor advice.

  • FCA warns about Marcus by Goldman Sachs scam firm

     

    The FCA has reiterated its warning to investors - first issued in 2021 - about 'clone' scammers trying to impersonate savings bank Marcus by Goldman Sachs.

  • Regulatory Sandbox attracts 630 applications

    The FCA has received more than 630 applications from entrepreneurs to its Regulatory Sandbox initiative since it was launched in August 2021, according to the latest update on submissions.

  • Alternative investment fund Novus Black in administration

    Alternative investment fund the Novus Black Fund UK Ltd went into administration on 27 November with administrators Simon Jagger and Cameron Gunn of Evelyn appointed, the FCA has confirmed.

  • FCA CEO promises to 'revolutionise' financial advice

    FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi has pledged to “revolutionise financial advice” as part of a package of reforms to break down the barriers to business growth in financial services.

  • ‘Tear down regulatory barriers’ urges Chancellor

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has urged Britain’s regulators to “tear down” barriers to promote business growth.

  • FCA to hire 100 more staff for Leeds office

    The FCA is set to boost staff numbers this year at its expanding Leeds office from 300 to 400 with the recruitment of 100 new employees.

  • FCA fines interdealer broker £289k over trading risk

    The FCA has fined interdealer broker Arian Financial (FRN 415230) £288,962.53 for failing to ensure it had effective systems and controls against financial crime.

  • FCA fines firms £176m in 2024 - 3 times 2023 level

    New analysis of FCA fines data by Financial Planning Today has revealed that the total sum of financial penalties imposed by the regulator in 2024 tripled compared to 2023.

  • Failed SIPP firm Unity is sold as FCA probe continues

    Unity SIPP, part of the £1.2bn failed PSG SIPP (PSGS) business, has been sold to Pathlines Pensions UK Limited, formerly London & Colonial (LCS).

  • Nottingham Financial Planner has permissions revoked

    Nottingham Financial Planning firm Barkestone Wealth (FRN 507226) has had its permissions revoked by the FCA.

  • FCA set to respond to Starmer call for growth

    Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has called on key regulators, including the FCA, to do all they can to push reforms for growth in their sectors.

  • Lincolnshire adviser firm cancelled by FCA

    The FCA has revoked the regulatory permissions of Lincolnshire financial adviser firm John Cotton (FRN: 136224) for non payment of fees.

  • 2 arrests after swoop on unauthorised claims firm

    The FCA and police have arrested two individuals after a joint swoop on a suspected unauthorised debt and claims management company.

  • FCA rejects Complaints Commissioner's ruling

    The FCA has refused to waive a £250 late submission fee despite being recommended to do so by The Complaints Commissioner which upheld a complaint against the regulator. 

  • FCA to compensate hundreds of investors after register failing

    The FCA is to compensate investors who may have lost money due to failings in the FCA register which allowed a fraudulent firm to trade.

  • FCA charges John Dance with £64m WealthTek fraud

    The Financial Conduct Authority has today charged wealth management company owner John Dance with nine criminal offences, including multiple counts of fraud and money laundering. 

  • 2 in 5 younger investors regret ‘impulsive’ decisions - FCA

    A new FCA consumer study has found that younger people - those aged 18-40 - are impulsive and heavily influenced by social media when it comes to investing.

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