Tag: Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)

The UK's top financial markets watchdog has warned disgraced fund manager Neil Woodford that his announced comeback is reliant on him passing a character assessment.

The UK’s top financial markets watchdog has found that 27.7 million people in the country have been left in a financially vulnerable state in the coronavirus aftermath.

Lanistar has been accused of failing to pay its workers on time, suffering from low staff morale, postponing launches, mishandling influencer contracts and of making many employees redundant.

The measures put in place to ensure regulated businesses have enough time to publish audited financial reports are still valid, remind two UK regulators.

Bitcoin's value may have skyrocketed in the past year, but the UK's top financial regulator warns that investment in the market is far from certain.

With less than two weeks until the Brexit transition period ends on December 31, new research has revealed that only 18% of small businesses have prepared for the UK's divorce from the EU.

The UK will introduce a new regulator to supervise investment firms in 2022 and the top City watchdog now wants to hear from market stakeholders.

A City watchdog has confirmed that it has updated the guidance to support and protect vulnerable customers during the coronavirus crisis.

The Financial Conduct Authority has publicly censured insurer Aviva for making an announcement that had the potential to mislead the market.

Goldman Sachs International has been fined £96.6m by British regulators for its role in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal.