Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published updated rules on Thursday that will apply from January after Brexit transition arrangements end, with waivers in some cases until March 2022.

The UK financial watchdog has proposed a new scheme that could see compensation pay-outs on around 14 million unfair motor ...

Britain's financial industry staff should work from home where possible, with only truly essential staff going to the office, the Financial Conduct Authority said on Thursday.

The UK government has announced plans to appoint a “digital markets champion” as part of its drive to modernize the way ...

Following an announcement by the Financial Conduct Authority, investors breathed a sigh of relief and sent the Lloyds share ...

Targeted support will be a “big shift away” from existing advice guidance rules, according to Sarah Pritchard, deputy CEO at ...

Among those with a mortgage, 60% said they don’t have a life insurance policy that includes mortgage protection. This means ...

The redress program, which is set to be rolled out next year, will cost the industry an estimated 11 billion pounds ($14.74 billion), the FCA said. This is based on 8.2 billion pounds in customer ...

UK retail investors can now access regulated crypto ETNs on approved exchanges. The FCA’s ban on crypto derivatives, however, ...

In a financial landscape increasingly shaped by trust, transparency, and regulation, AmazingExc has announced its intention ...

Millions could be entitled to compensation as a result of commission arrangements between lenders and dealers.

Eligible motorists could begin getting a payout from next year under the financial watchdog’s planned car finance compensation scheme ...