The AMPS conference in London today featured a warning on the increasing proliferation of  ‘ambulance chaser’ companies seeking to press claims against SIPP providers.

The FSCS has defended itself against suggestions it takes a punitive, enforcement approach against those firms deemed in default.

A senior director at The Pensions Regulator has called on pension holders to be more vigilant to combat increasingly "clever and devious" scammers.

The FCA and the Insolvency Service have signed a joint Memorandum of Understanding which commits the two organisations to increased collaboration.

Data provider FE has today launched the FE Analytics+ Reduction in Yield (RIY) Calculator, a new tool that offers a simpler way of assessing the impact of costs on future returns.

New research from a financial provider has found that more consumers are seeking financial advice but the numbers overall remain low with nine out of 10 consumers shunning advice.

A financial services consultancy says that figures in its Q1 2018 Platform Market Scorecard (PMS) suggest that the recent boom in pension transfers since the Pension Freedoms in 2015 may be nearing an end.

Crimes including illegal drug possession, fraud, insider dealing and theft saw seven people barred from the FCA’s register over the last year.

The volume of Defined Benefit (DB) pension transfers doubled to £21bn last year, newly-revealed figures have shown.

The FCA has today revealed its expectations for robo-advice firms and warned it will act against ‘harmful’ practices.