James Tyler, of counsel, and Julia Steinhardt, associate at Peters & Peters, explore the recent climate-related enforcement investigation opened by the FCA and why the regulator is...

In a small number of cases, the FCA is instigating an independent and more detailed review of firms’ practices.

Rob Mason, director of regulatory intelligence at Global Relay, explores whether the FCA’s lack of action is breeding a feeling of complacency among regulated firms.

159,000 mortgage holders have extended their term or switched to temporarily paying interest-only.

Abdulali Jiwaji, financial litigation partner at Signature Litigation, explains why 'naming and shaming' will only get the FCA so far, and why the regulator must instead implement...

An inputting error resulted in $1.4bn of equities being sold.

With the FCA’s review of outcomes for vulnerable clients announced, Jonathan Barrett, CEO of Comentis, explains a simple three-step process to identify vulnerable customers...

Three other individuals were convicted and sentenced to 23 years for their part in the fraud.

The projected median age of a first-time buyer at maturity now at 65 years old, up from 56 in 2005.

The proposals would enable the FCA to name firms it is investigating at the outset of an investigation.