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  • FSCS opens investigation into failed Financial Planner firm

    A wealth manager and Financial Planner firm, Facet Investment Management Limited, has gone into administration.

  • Exclusive: Consumer Duty 'reducing' access to advice

    Nearly three in 10 Financial Planners (28%) surveyed in an exclusive poll for Financial Planning Today say they have cut the number of clients they serve as a result of the Consumer Duty.

  • FCA spotlight on smaller firms at CDA event

    The FCA’s head of supervision Nick Hulme will lead a Consumer Duty Alliance event this autumn aimed at highlighting the problems faced by smaller advice firms.

  • Manchester CMC firm loses authorisation

    The FCA has cancelled the Part 4A permissions of Manchester-based claims management company Domum Ltd (FRN 831104) after concluding that it was carrying on no regulated activity.

  • FCA releases ESG labels

    The FCA has released the ESG labels to be used by fund managers and other authorised firms that market sustainable investment products.

  • Average salary at the FCA tops £71,000

    FCA average salary increases April 2024. Source: FCA

     

    The average salary at the FCA has risen by an average of 4.8% this year to £71,290, with some younger staff members receiving an 11.2% increase.

  • Treasury Committee calls for evidence for Financial Conduct Authority inquiry

  • FSA says FCA should be able to warn firms without advance notification

  • Regulators need to be held to account says shadow financial secretary

    Christopher Leslie, shadow financial secretary
  • Hoban: FCA will have power to ban financial products

    Mark Hoban, financial secretary to the Treasury
  • FCA to be able to publicise enforcement actions without consultation

  • Treasury Committee wants new objectives for Financial Conduct Authority

  • FCA best placed to regulate retail finance says Consumer Panel

    FSA HQ
  • Panel welcomes transfer of consumer credit regulation to the FCA

    FSA's successor to supervise consumer credit
  • FSA stands firm over product bans but admits decisions could be 'unpopular'

    Tracey McDermott, acting director of FSA's Enforcement and Financial Crime division
  • Treasury Select Committee expresses concern over Financial Conduct Authority

  • Consumer Panel questions consumers' role in financial decisions

    Adam Phillips, chair of the Financial Services Consumer Panel
  • FSA splits into 'twin peaks' model

    FSA head offices
  • First chairman of Financial Conduct Authority is appointed

    John Griffith Jones
  • Think-tank says Ombudsman should replace FCA’s role

    Adam Smith report

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