Insurance
Tribunal forces FCA U-turn on ex-Barclays Wealth boss ban
Case finds 'no misconduct' within Tinney's dealings
Update: Burford replaces CEO's wife as finance director in attempt to calm Muddy Waters spat
Shares dropped more than 50% following Muddy Waters attack
FCA publishes guidance on treatment of vulnerable customers
'Embedded culture'
FCA grilled platforms on asset freezes in March before Woodford saga
Consulted on fund illiquidity
FCA grilled platforms on asset freezes in March before Woodford saga
Consulted on fund illiquidity
Aviva set for shake-up of UK business - reports
Tulloch making his mark
Aviva CEO Tulloch to review group management structure as Briggs exits
Briggs headed up insurance business
Standard Life appoints head of Brexit strategy
McGhee joins from banking trade body
Pru chief Thiam to take top job at Credit Suisse
Prudential chief executive Tidjane Thiam has been named as the surprise new head of Credit Suisse.
Aviva: Sesame would be bust without Friends' money
Restricted adviser network Sesame would be broke and unable to trade without the continued financial support of its parent company Friends Life, Aviva has said in a note to shareholders ahead of its planned acquisition of the provider.
Update: Aviva warns of 1,500 job cuts after Friends Life takeover
Aviva's £5.1bn acquisition of Friends Life could see as many as 1,500 jobs cut, the company has said.
FCA apologises for 'seriously inadequate' behaviour found in Davis review
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has apologised for shortcomings in its handling of a media briefing ahead of the publication of its latest business review, saying it accepts the criticisms and will implement changes to "sharpen its focus".
Scottish advisers overwhelmingly reject independence - poll
Scottish advisers are overwhelmingly against an independent Scotland, according to figures from a Personal Finance Society (PFS) poll.
Ex-Pru CIO joins Rowan Dartington
John Betteridge, the former chief investment officer of Prudential's UK insurance division, has joined Rowan Dartington to head its asset allocation team.
Raymond James cements return to profit
Advisory and wrap business Raymond James Investment Services has consolidated its return to profit, generating almost £235,000 in 2013.
Aegon distances itself from executive's direct plans
Product provider Aegon has distanced itself from a view attributed to its head of marketing that advisers have been "disintermediated" and that its future lies in direct relationships with consumers.
Financial adviser who preyed on the bereaved jailed for £85k theft
A financial adviser has been jailed for five years for stealing a total of £85,000 from his victims in a theft campaign targeting the elderly and the recently bereaved.
IFAs on the hook for collapsed £60m offshore investment scheme
UK IFAs are among hundreds of creditors facing severe losses in a £60m investment scheme marketed as low risk but "tainted with illegality", according to the firm's liquidators.
Legal & General 'to quit ABI'
Legal & General (L&G), the country's biggest pension fund manager, is set to end its membership of the Association of British Insurers (ABI), according to reports.
IFA leaves Intrinsic over pressure to go restricted
An IFA has left network Intrinsic after he felt he was being nudged towards adopting a restricted proposition following its takeover by Old Mutual.
Aviva takes 40% hit to value of annuity business
Aviva UK has reported a 21% drop in the value of new life business it wrote in the first half of the year, mainly due to a steep fall in annuity business.
Bellpenny to buy Skipton's £900m wealth arm Torquil Clark
Skipton Building Society is to sell its advice arm Torquil Clark to national wealth manager Bellpenny for an undisclosed sum.
First major Keydata lawsuit filed against US brokerage
The first significant lawsuit from the Keydata scandal has been issued against US-based brokerage CRT Capital, according to the Financial Times.
Payday lender Wonga to pay £2.6m for sending out fake legal letters
Wonga, the UK's largest payday lender, has been forced to repay £2.6m to customers by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) after the regulator found it sent fake legal letters to borrowers.
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