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  • FCA fines on target for their lowest-ever level this year

    FCA fines are on course to hit their lowest annual total since the regulator was created in 2013, according to new analysis.

  • Glasgow CMC has permission revoked after director's conviction

    The FCA has revoked the authorisations of Glasgow-based claims management firm Compensate Yourself (FRN 837719) after its sole director was convicted of a criminal offence.

  • Industry welcomes FCA’s ‘targeted support’ proposals

    FCA plans announced today to allow firms to offer ‘targeted support’ have been widely welcomed across the financial services sector.

  • FCA publishes plans to allow firms to offer ‘targeted support’

    The FCA has today published its proposals on ‘targeted support’ which would allow firms to make financial guidance suggestions to groups of consumers with 'common characteristics'.

  • 85-year-old man pleads guilty to misleading investors

    Former NASA physicist John Burford has pleaded guilty in a £1m investment fraud case, following a prosecution brought by the FCA.

  • FCA’s decision to ban former Barclays CEO upheld

    The FCA’s decision to ban Jes Staley, former chief executive of Barclays, from holding senior management roles in the financial services industry has been upheld by the Upper Tribunal.

  • FCA CEO says simplified advice announcement 'imminent'

    FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi has told a City audience today that an announcement on a new generation of targeted support and simplified advice was "imminent."

  • Compliance is top source of whistleblowing complaints

    Two thirds (65%) of complaints made by whistleblowers to the FCA last financial year included allegations related to compliance.

  • Adviser handed £150 FCA compensation for Register listing

    The FCA has handed £150 compensation to an unnamed adviser who said his firm was wrongly listed on the Financial Services Register as an appointed representative for an unnamed firm he had already left and never worked with.

  • Ex-Janus Henderson analyst guilty of £1m insider dealing

    A former analyst at asset manager Janus Henderson and his sister have been convicted of insider dealing and money laundering which netted them more than £1m.

  • FCA to focus on 'proportionate' regulation

    The Financial Conduct Authority is to focus on "proportionate regulation" under its new 5-year strategy, its chief operating officer told ABI conference delegates this week.

  • 1 in 2 advice firms looking at segmenting clients

    Half of advice firms are reviewing their client bases for potential segmentation ahead of the FCA’s Advice Guidance Boundary Review outcome, according to a new report.

  • FCA fines former Metro Bank executives

    Craig Donaldson and David Arden, former CEO and CFO of Metro Bank, have been fined £167,325 and £100,950 respectively for being knowingly concerned in a breach of the listing rules.

  • FCA accused of undermining growth through risk aversion

    A culture of risk aversion among financial regulators undermines financial firms’ competitiveness and growth, the Financial Services Regulation Committee said.

  • 51-year-old Welsh adviser firm goes into administration

    Cambrian Associates Ltd (FRN 158976), an adviser firm based in North Wales, has gone into administration 51 years after being set up.

  • FCA wants advisers to improve retirement income records

    Some financial advice firms are not adequately collecting and recording client information when offering retirement income advice, according to the FCA.

  • Sarah Pritchard appointed deputy CEO of FCA

    Sarah Pritchard, FCA executive director for supervision, policy and competition, has been promoted to be deputy chief executive. 

  • FCA scales back red-tape for new PISCES market

    The FCA has revealed the final rules for the new type of private stock market where shares in private companies can be traded, which will be launched later this year.

  • FCA plans to removes further regulatory red-tape

    The FCA has proposed remove further unnecessary data reporting, that it said will benefit nearly all firms.

  • FCA links with Nvidia to offer AI testing

    The FCA will allow finance firms to experiment with AI using computing and software from major US chipmaker Nvidia.

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