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  • UK regulators to oversee Amazon and other tech providers

    Technology and other service providers whose services underpin the UK financial system will be overseen from today by UK financial regulators The Bank of England, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the FCA.

  • PRA fines Bank of London £2m for failings

    The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has fined The Bank of London Group Limited and Oplyse Holdings Limited (formerly The Bank of London Group Holdings Limited) £2m for misleading the PRA over their capital positions.

  • Govt and regulators aim to double size of mutual sector

    Financial regulators, including the FCA, have today announced a package of measures to boost the growth of the mutuals sector.

  • Tyrie wants "deep cultural change" over sales incentive schemes

    Andrew Tyrie's website
  • Tyrie urges PRA to increase disclosure of financial data

    Andrew Tyrie MP
  • FCA urges beefed up security to counter cyber-attacks

    FCA
  • Mark Neale to step down as FSCS CEO

    Mark Neale, FSCS CEO
  • CEO pays 'excessive remuneration' to wife to cut tax

    FCA
  • Chancellor appoints 3 new members of PRC

    Chancellor Rishi Sunak
  • PRA fines Metro Bank £5.3m for governance failings

    Metro Bank website
  • PM hopeful Truss mulls financial 'super regulator'

    Liz Truss
  • PRA fines TSB’s ex-information head for IT failings

    TSB branch
  • PRA fines Credit Suisse record £87m

    PRA CEO Sam Woods
  • Regulators hit Citigroup with fines totalling nearly £62m

    The FCA fine results from the failure of CGML’s trading control framework to stop an erroneous trade in 2022.

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