Finance firms have been warned that they will have to adapt to rising volumes of complaints via websites like Twitter and Facebook.

Rising numbers of people aged 55 or above are being targeted by scammers by phone, text or email, polling has suggested.

There is a place for a return to commission in some form and it may help to overcome some of the imbalances in the current system, some advisers have suggested.

Investors are set to get back almost £2.65 million after a court ruling today over a fraudulent collective scheme.

A pension transfers ‘roadmap’ is to be produced to help people navigate through the process.

The founder of a fintech firm says the FCA must radically overhaul how fund information is presented.

The FCA has fined a former head of JP Morgan’s CIO International £792,900 for “failing to be open and co-operative”.

Complaints against the FCA spiked towards the end of 2015, bringing the total over 12 months to nearly 500.

The FCA has criticised some firms for failing to assess if Contract For Difference products are suitable for clients.

A director whose misconduct contributed to the failure of several insurance schemes and led to FSCS compensation pay outs of £12.7m has been fined £1m and agreed to pay £13m to insurers.