The changes would allow lenders to provide personalised information to a consumer without triggering the need for regulated advice.

The changes would allow lenders to provide personalised information to a consumer without triggering the need for regulated advice.
Brokers stated that 'there are some estate agencies where conditional selling is almost standard practice'.
Thomas Beale, partner and head of the bullying and harassment team at Bolt Burdon Kemp, explores why companies must go beyond PR statements and demonstrate real cultural change, the...
Rob Mason, director of regulatory intelligence at communications compliance and surveillance firm, Global Relay, explores the FCA’s recent prioritisation of non-financial...
A range of industry experts from across the mortgage and housing sectors call for change ahead of the Spring Statement.
To mark International Women's Day, Silvia Amoros, senior partner and co-head of banking & markets (EMEA) at Davies, says that by creating a workplace where women feel supported and...
As headline sponsor for the Financial Reporter Awards 2025, Roma Finance is running a 'Level-up' series, exploring tangible ways brokers and advisers can level up their business and...
James Towner, chief growth officer at ArvatoConnect, argues that financial services need to rethink support by humanising the digital and digitising the human to provide faster, more...
James Kaufmann, corporate partner at Hill Dickinson, analyses the peculiar reasoning behind the FCA’s recent decision to ban a financial adviser from working in financial...
Zahid Bilgrami, CEO of Mortgage Brain, explores how advisers can choose the right mortgage technology partner, considering factors like business needs, expertise, technology...