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  • FCA provisionally bans father and son for fraud

    The FCA has provisionally banned father and son Alec and Robert Finch from UK financial services after the High Court found they had engaged in fraud and misused client money.

  • FCA fines and bans ‘reckless’ adviser and fund manager

    The Upper Tribunal, a court of appeal, has upheld FCA decisions to fine and ban a ‘reckless’ adviser and a fund manager.

  • Tribunal upholds ban on £392m 'reckless' pension transfer duo

    The Upper Tribunal has upheld a ban on two "reckless" financial advisers who were involved in 1,470 mostly 'flawed' pension transfers worth over £392m.

  • Ex-professional indemnity risks broker 'not fit and proper person'

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  • Advice firm CEO gets reduced £60k fine as FSCS faces £106m bill

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  • FCA’s £80m fines for Keydata executives upheld

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  • 2 former Keydata execs must pay £80m fines by 1 February

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  • FCA ordered to pay compensation to banned IFA

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  • £76m pension transfer firms acted ‘without integrity’ says FCA

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  • FCA censures senior Barclays Wealth exec

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  • FCA went after “wrong man” says censured wealth exec

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  • FCA and PRA drop fines and ban on ex-CEO

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  • FCA fines 'dishonest' BSPS pension transfer adviser £2m

    The Upper Tribunal, a court of appeal, has confirmed an FCA decision to ban a "corrupt" and "dishonest"  financial adviser and fine him £2m for misconduct over hundreds of British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) pension transfers which resulted in over £17m in compensation being paid to victims.

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