FCA

The increase in financial scams during the last 12 months has promoted calls from all corners of the pensions industry for better support for savers.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) was made aware of concerns about Neil Woodford's investment strategy at his fund management business back in 2015, but did not act until nearly two years later, according to reports.

Corners were cut in the 2015 introduction of pension freedoms which have left pension savers vulnerable and suffering, according to Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) chairman Stephen Timms.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has broken its silence on Neil Woodford's return to fund management with confirmation that it is working alongside the Jersey regulator to share information on the new venture.

Those who could benefit most from Pension Wise guidance are most likely to miss out on it, according to Just Group analysis of Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) research.

More than 60% of pre-retirees supports the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) investment pathways initiative, according to research by Legal and General Investment Management (LGIM).

After a year that took everyone by surprise, experts tell Professional Pensions what could be on the horizon for regulation in 2021.

What were some of the most read opinion pieces on Professional Pensions over the last 12 months? We look at some of the top articles from our commentators during the year.

The number of savers using information or guidance services such as Pension Wise is barely higher than three years ago despite efforts to promote the benefits, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says.

The government will set up an infrastructure bank to support investment and to co-invest alongside investors including pension funds.