The news the government and the FCA are to launch a major review into consumer access to financial advice has been widely welcomed.
The highest court in the UK has backed the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a landmark case that could have far-reaching consequences for risky ventures.
It seems like Martin Wheatley's leaving present to the industry is an attempt to tackle the cash deposit market and easier transfers of cash ISAs.
Does the govt want to resurrect banks' advice role?
A major review into consumer access to the financial advice market has been launched by HM Treasury and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Charles Stanley saw total funds under management and administration increase from £20.1bn to £20.8bn for the year to the end of June.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has appointed a new director of supervision to replace Tracey McDermott, who will step up to acting CEO in September.
Financial services lobby group TISA has pledged to bring greater clarity to the discussion on what the incoming European Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) will mean for advisers and providers.
How will history judge Martin Wheatley after he stands down from the FCA? Realistically, history will not even remember him. It barely remembers any of his predecessors at the variety of regulators since the Financial Services Act came into force in 1986....
An event highlighting the opportunities, challenges and risks for financial advisers and wealth managers accessing alternative investments returns to London later this year.