Financial Conduct Authority

The watchdog's findings could mean more work for DC trustees

The axing of the requirement for companies to issue quarterly reports will dent the short-term investment cycle and remove clutter from corporate reporting, according to a range of experts.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to cut the adviser guidance guarantee levy by 50% and announces tougher rules on bodies delivering guidance.

Labour has urged the government to ensure none of the 320,000 savers expected to take advantage of pension freedoms are exposed to "rip off charges".

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has appointed Lesley Titcomb as chief executive.

PP looks at the lessons the government must learn from auto-enrolment if pension freedoms are to be a success

Schemes that lost money through manipulation of the foreign exchange (FX) markets can start filing lawsuits following a regulatory decision to fine several banks, according to a lawyer.

Our top stories this week covered concerns over a drawdown capacity crunch and fines for savers who take advantage of DC ‘freedom and choice', a pension scam crackdown and a slap on the wrist for L&G. Here's what you might have missed.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is ready to relax regulation to encourage technological innovation in the pensions industry and other financial services.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has raised serious concerns over a scheme to encourage people to cash in pensions which has already netted up to £4m.