Consensus on disclosure still a way off
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) was "not aware" of allegations HSBC helped wealthy clients evade millions in tax until they appeared in the media, chief executive Martin Wheatley has told MPs.
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Mark Carney has urged G20 members to continue a "big push" for banking reforms, after suggesting that legislators maybe tiring of financial regulation.
HSBC is facing investigations at home and abroad following allegations that it colluded with Swiss clients to help them dodge tax.
An IFA and the directors of banking giants Goldman Sachs and Lloyds will head up the panels that raise the industry's voice on policymaking to the ear of the regulator.
The Investment Association (IA) has set out plans to identify a 'primary' share class for the purpose of comparing fund performance, as the number available to investors multiplies rapidly post-RDR.
Problems with the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) online regulatory reporting system GABRIEL have now persisted for a week, leaving firms struggling to input their data.
Several of the UK's major asset managers are falling short on stewardship and responsible investment practice, according to NGO ShareAction.
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