FCA

UK and US watchdogs have fined six global banks more than $5.6bn (£3.6bn) after four of them admitted manipulated foreign exchange (FX) markets.

Henry Tapper says the new minister will know where the bodies are buried

PP looks at the risks in giving members guidance and what trustees can do to avoid them

PP analyses responses to the FCA's consultation on transaction costs

Is the £126m fine slapped on the world's biggest custodian a worrying sign?

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has urged the UK watchdog to resolve confusion in its proposed rules on transfers from defined benefit to defined contribution schemes.

The insurance industry was bombarded by almost 230,000 calls from consumers in the days after the ‘freedom and choice' reforms took effect, the latest figures show.

The Bank of New York (BNY) Mellon has been fined £126m by the Financial Conduct Authority for serious failures to safeguard clients' assets.

BlackRock has revealed who will sit on the Independent Governance Committee (IGC) that oversees its contract-based workplace pension schemes in the UK.

Pension providers will be required to tell consumers how their annuity prices compare with other providers under rules finalised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).