UK Labour Party calls for inquiry into FCA failures
Before top boss Andrew Bailey becomes governor of the Bank of England
Andrew Bailey
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Woodford exploited Ucits rules in Guernsey listings, FCA claims
UK watchdog boss blames regulation over fund issues and ‘puzzling’ timeline from Bailiwick exchange
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FCA to focus on liquidity and platforms in light of Woodford
Andrew Bailey says lessons learned from Equity Income suspension could require rule changes
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Wealth manager calls on FCA boss to quit over Mifid II
Financial Conduct Authority CEO admits no firm has faced enforcement action on fee transparency
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Product governance rules high on UK regulator’s agenda
The FCA’s focus around Mifid II in 2018 was on cost and charges
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UK Treasury urged to probe FCA over Mifid II failings
Wealth management firm co-founder Gina Miller slams regulator as the ‘industry lapdog’
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Are pension freedoms still the right approach?
Increased uncertainty poses very clear challenges for the provision of pensions and advice, says FCA chief
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UK IFAs facing advice suitability review in 2019
The Financial Conduct Authority has outlined plans to re-assess the suitability of retail investment advice in 2019, according to its latest annual report.
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FCA boss rejects Mifid II enforcement at all costs
FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey has rejected arguments Mifid II rules should be implemented whatever the cost to markets.
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Financial services must be part of EU/UK trade deal, says FCA
The EU recently proposed a single trade agreement with the United States, so there is no reason it cannot have one with the UK post-Brexit, according to the chief executive of the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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FCA blasts ‘sleepwalking into another scandal’ accusations
The chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority has wholly rejected a report from the Work & Pensions Select Committee that said the UK watchdog of “sleepwalking into another mis-selling scandal”.
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New products needed to defuse pensions time bomb, FCA says
The investment industry has been told by the FCA that it has a growing role in addressing the public policy challenge of inadequate retirement saving levels.