Companies will be able to offer ‘targeted support’ to customers without being fully regulated
Mini-budget and pandemic showed need for more frequent reporting, regulator says
Buy now, pay later specialist found to have broken anti-money laundering rules
Country’s two biggest supermarket operators suffer a potentially fatal blow in their efforts to consolidate
Breakdown of traditional apprenticeship model has ramifications on accounting firms’ culture, says PCAOB head
Ashley Alder underlines danger of pursuing a US-led ‘deregulation agenda’
FCA ‘shut out’ businesses wrongly sold products designed to protect against interest rate changes, High Court hears
Meg Hillier highlights concern over people turning to ‘some random on TikTok’ for financial guidance
Deputy governor Ramsden says leverage and concentration in certain funds could lead to ‘system-wide risks’
Financial regulator finds suspicious stock market moves took place before 30% of takeover announcements
Move comes as tensions deepen between Washington and Beijing over development of AI
Global assets have tripled since 2018 as many consider they show greater promise than more traditional mutual funds
Letter from campaigners calls for mandatory reporting of socio-economic backgrounds
Royal United Services Institute says scheme would reduce those who take information to US agencies
A growing market for credit risk transfers is drawing a debate over potential hazards and benefits
Deal will reduce number of operators in the country from four to three
Rules will not require insurance companies to set aside more capital but could raise their reporting costs
Tulip Siddiq says UK financial watchdog should consider rowing back further on its proposals for company scrutiny
President-elect also names Gail Slater to run the antitrust unit at the justice department
Regulation has failed. It’s time to try indifference
Sector left reeling after court backs consumer complaints about ‘secret commissions’ on car loans
Gifts for the risk takers and rainmakers
Test case brought on behalf of 46mn credit and debit card customers ends in deal for compensation of about £200mn
Three US life insurers in ‘hazardous financial condition’ after sports buying spree unravels
Threat to accounting board is greatest since it was created in the wake of the Enron audit scandal, accounting veterans say
