Financial services
The FCA's biggest hits and misses (happy third birthday!)
FCA was formed three years ago
FCA independence called into question by expert review
Interventions have 'dramatic effect' on organisation
FAMR implementation timeline 'inadequate', say advisers
Report is a tacit admission of 'RDR failure'
Ex-FSA chairman attacks P2P in wake of industry's biggest failure
Crowdfunded Rebus lost £800k
MiFID II officially delayed until January 2018 by EU regulators
'Exceptional technical implementation challenges'
EU regulators kick off $1.5trn debt market rigging probe
Potential rigging of SSA market
FCA's McDermott: I would not rule out return of commission
No plans to reverse RDR
Tracey McDermott rules herself out of FCA leadership race
Interim role since September
The 15 fintech firms to watch this year
Firms battle for venture capital funding
European Commission reverses stance on MiFID II unbundling rules
Grants reporting immunity to fund managers
RBS and Standard Chartered 'weakest' links in BoE stress tests
Further £10bn needs to be put aside
Barclays fined £72m for financial crime oversight failings
Biggest fine of its type ever issued
Brexit will make 'little difference' to volume of financial regulation
Out campaigners living in 'cloud cuckoo land'
FCA fines and bans ex-Aviva Investors analyst for 'cherry picking'
Fined for exploiting weaknesses in trading systems
Santander makes £43m provision for investment advice claims
Follows fines for advice failings
FCA bans UK hedge fund manager
Sentenced earlier this year
FCA overhauls at-retirement rules after major pension reforms
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revamped its at-retirement rules as a result of pensions freedom and choice reforms which opened up the retirement income market.
FCA launches follow-up work on annuity mis-selling investigation
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is investigating thousands of annuities sold since 2008 to see if they were unsuitable for savers.
Polar Capital: Are challenger banks a real threat to incumbents?
Where is the 'Achilles' heel' for the challengers?
Fund groups swerve 'too big to fail' plans but face systemic risk review
Global asset management firms have avoided being labelled "systemically important" but face a review into potential systemic risks posed by their largest funds.
LSE opens up UK stockmarket to Hong Kong firms
The London Stock Exchange and Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission have reached a deal allowing Hong Kong investors easier and cheaper access to UK-quoted companies than ever before.
Neptune completes fund range restructure with pair of closures
Neptune has closed a further two productsin its range, bringing to an end a period of significant fund consolidation and restructuring for the firm.
FCA income set to dip despite record fines
The Financial Conduct Authority's(FCA) income from fines it imposes on financial services companies is set to dip on last year's total, despite record penalties for Barclays and Deutsche Bank in recent months.
Jim O'Neill becomes UK Treasury minister
Economist and creator of the term 'BRICs' Jim O'Neill is to become a Treasury minister in the new government.
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