Tag: Financial Conduct Authority

The top UK financial markets watchdog has called for experts' insights into how to best regulate the consumer investment market.

Earlier this year the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) introduced new guidance to protect people struggling financially during the Covid-19 crisis. Now, the financial markets regulator has added to the guidance.

Following the collapse of Wirecard in June, the German FinTech giant is now officially winding down its regulated services in the UK.

Regulators warn that pension savers have lost over £30m to scammers as people know more about football than about their own lifetime savings.

LF Equity Income Fund was at the centre of the Woodford scandal and has now handed back over £2.26bn to investors since the fund started to wind up in January.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will give temporary relief for lease issuers to obey with new accounting rules during the coronavirus pandemic.

The UK's top financial markets regulator is concerned about credit firms' practices after a review revealed that relending often leave vulnerable customers worse off.

A new report from a cross party group of MPs has slammed the UK's regulators for not keeping the neobanks and building societies at the front of mind during the pandemic.

As more than 24 million people across the UK find themselves in a vulnerable position, the country's top financial markets watchdog is proposing new protection.

Three of the top UK financial industry regulators want to make it easier for businesses to raise their concerns.