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Andy Thomson convicted of contempt as part of probe into investment scandal
Review follows the collapse of minibond company LCF
MPs rebuke UK watchdog over handling of £237m collapse of mini-bond issuer
Treasury to pay bondholders who lost savings when minibond company collapsed
Letters released on Friday show dispute between BoE governor and Dame Elizabeth Gloster simmers on
Senior executive admits to failings over policing ‘toxic interface’ between regulated and unregulated activities
Treasury committee tells Andrew Bailey to clarify whether he pressed former judge to remove his name from report into scandal
Head of UK watchdog also cuts bonuses over handling of collapsed minibond issuer London Capital & Finance
BoE head allegedly misrepresented his reasons to MPs about his attempts to have name removed from Gloster report
BoE governor tells MPs Dame Elizabeth Gloster was wrong and his apology was misrepresented
Inquiry head tells MPs current BoE governor did not provide ‘adequate reason’ for lack of protection for investors
Rise of 48% in FSCS levy for 2021-22 prompts calls for government action
Judicial review begins into lifeboat fund’s decision to compensate only fifth of customers
The FCA should take to heart the failings exposed by the LCF collapse
Bondholders ‘were entitled to expect, and receive, more protection’ from UK financial regulator
FCA makes temporary sanction permanent from January, after London Capital & Finance collapse.
Former judge leading probe into handling of LCF scandal tires of regulator’s hold-ups
The UK’s Big Four accounting firms have until 2024 to separate their audit practices
Accountancy regulator Financial Reporting Council announces probe into auditing.
Three firms signed off books with clean bill of health before LCF went into administration
High-risk products were at centre of London Capital & Finance scandal
FSCS could compensate some investors in collapsed mini-bond issuer London Capital Finance
UK compensation scheme has issued payments to 135 out of 11,600 customers
Grant Walker is a representative of some victims of the London Capital & Finance mini-bond scandal, not the representative of all of them as incorrectly stated in an article on December 7
Year-long ban on promoting products at centre of London Capital & Finance scandal described as ‘nuclear option’
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