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Don’t blame the messenger: bad press is a symptom not a cause of the UK market’s woes
Authorities need to monitor valuation practices to better assess risks in the industry
Fintech allegedly let funds flow from accounts restricted by the National Crime Agency
Modest easing of requirement is just a nod to pressure to deregulate the UK’s stagnating markets
UK central bank says facility is needed as risks from financial institutions such as insurers and pension funds rise
Financial Conduct Authority will examine ‘disciplines and governance’ as concerns over potential blow-ups increase
Dealmakers have good economic reasons to be biased when it comes to valuing assets
Martyn Beauchamp is set to be named interim chief executive of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme
BoE postpones implementation of new rules by six months to July 2025
Pledge by shadow business secretary follows legislative delays and rash of company scandals
The UK’s first commercial pension consolidator made three attempts at regulatory approval
Financier admits grabbing woman who is the 20th to come forward to the FT with claims of sexual misconduct
Chair of state-backed lender points to US backlash over new global rules
FCA incurs backlash after initial review finds no evidence of politicians being ‘de-banked’ over their views
Financial Conduct Authority preparing to release report commissioned after Nigel Farage row
UK bank tells regulator of ‘remediation’ plans to explore Ulster Bank customers’ allegations
Financial Conduct Authority warns that companies must follow new consumer duty
UK challenger lender has spent years seeking approval to use internal models to cut charges
Square Mile’s governing body outlines proposals to secure a potential £225bn boost to economy
Executive will lead search for new chief after Nigel Farage controversy
Move by Britain’s financial regulator follows controversy around former Ukip leader Nigel Farage
An uneven playing field is preventing these funds from putting money into the productive economy
Lenders could save hundreds of millions of pounds in capital charges if the PRA consents to internal modelling
New rules further blur the distinction between regulated firms and those merely registered with the FCA
Firm’s move comes in wake of sexual assault allegations against founder Crispin Odey
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