The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has extended its flexibility around firms’ requirement to send 10% drop notifications to retail investors for another six months.

The Financial Conduct Authority ban on contingent charging on DB pension transfer advice comes into force today.

The new chief executive of the FCA, Nikhil Rathi, will begin work at the regulator tomorrow (1 Oct).

The FCA has said big tech firms like Google can do more to protect consumers in areas on the edge of the FCA's regulatory perimeter in its second annual perimeter report.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a consultation on its approach to the regulation of international firms operating in the UK as it considers its post-Brexit approach.

The FCA, PRA and Bank of England are consulting on an updated Complaints Scheme to make it simpler and more "user friendly."

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has unveiled guidance it expects new 'superfunds' to meet to ensure savers in defined benefit (DB) schemes are protected ahead of Government legislation. 

Wealth manager trade association PIMFA has questioned whether the Financial Conduct Authority remains ‘fit for purpose’ and is capable of dealing with all the problems facing the financial sector without major reform.

The 40,000-member Personal Financial Society, which represents most of the UK’s Financial Planners, has questioned the FCA’s 5 year plan to become a ‘data-driven’ regulator.

Client referrals and pension transfers were seen as the biggest opportunity areas by financial advisers in 2019, according to a survey by fintech Intelliflo.