The FCA fined firms over £1.47billion in 2014, which was about treble the amount of the previous year.

Legal & General is keeping tight lipped on speculation over a possible sale of Cofunds.

A retirement planning specialist has suggested the Chancellor was wrong to intimate that £1bn withdrawn from pension funds since the April reforms constitutes a success.

Investment trusts investing in peer-to-peer lending will be eligible for ISAs after restrictions were dropped.

FCA chiefs have reiterated their desire today to tear down the obstacles blocking the path for finance firms wanting to use digital and mobile technology to innovate.

The Chancellor has announced the Government is to take action to “strengthen people’s rights to access their pensions flexibly”.

Chancellor George Osborne has set out his ambitions to make Britain’s financial services sector the best regulated in the world and to have the highest standards.

Aberdeen Asset Management has struck a deal for its investors to take advantage of a piece of Hymans Robertson’s technology used to help firms meet The Pension Regulator's guidance on DC pension governance.

Advisers rate quality of service as the single most important factor in deciding to hire or fire a discretionary fund manager.

The National Association of Pension Funds will have its first ever female chairman later this year.