The CMA has announced a range of reforms to the investment consultancy sector after finding competition problems which could lead to pension scheme members getting a bad deal.

The FCA says it has seen a five-fold rise in the number of people seeking information about pension scams since the launch of its joint campaign with The Pensions Regulator this summer.

The government has confirmed that the first pensions dashboard will be established in 2019, "with multiple dashboards to be introduced in the following years".

A self-described 'proprietary futures trader' who defrauded investors of around £3 million through unauthorised investment schemes has been sentenced to five years' imprisonment.

Trade association PIMFA is calling for an "urgent review" of the FSCS following yesterday's announcement of a £69 interim levy for life and pensions advisers.

In a letter to the Treasury Committee, FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey said that a 'no deal' Brexit would "create significant challenges and risks" in terms of firms' readiness and potential...

The FCA says it sees "no immediate end in sight to the escalation in tech and cyber incidents" that are effecting UK financial services.

The boss of three Birmingham-based mortgage support companies has been banned by the courts for taking advantage of vulnerable customers seeking assistance with their mortgage arears.

The FCA has set out additional proposals to prepare for the possibility the UK leaves the EU next March without an implementation period.

Kevin Hollinrake, co-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Fair Business Banking, has written to the chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group regarding its handling of the HBOS fraud case.