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FCA acts over alleged £23 million unauthorised collective investment scheme
The FCA has begun High Court proceedings over an alleged unauthorised investment scheme involving consumer investments in static homes. -
FCA appoints Liam Coleman as interim chair of the Financial Ombudsman Service
Liam Coleman has been appointed interim chair of the Financial Ombudsman Service. He will take up the role on 10 October 2025. -
Discontinuance of FCA proceedings against Tom Hayes and revocation of Carlo Palombo’s prohibition order
The FCA has revoked Carlo Palombo's ban from the financial services industry and is ending its action against Tom Hayes. -
H2O Deputy CEO fined £1m and banned from financial services for deliberately misleading FCA
An FCA investigation found that Jean-Noel Alba lacked integrity because he misled the FCA. -
Bank of England and FCA update on Memorandum of Understanding for supervision of market infrastructure
The Bank of England and the FCA co-operate on the supervision of financial market infrastructures (FMIs). -
FCA helps people navigate their financial lives with simplified mortgage rules
Borrowers will find it easier to remortgage, saving time and money, under changes confirmed by the FCA. -
Premium hikes driven by claims costs, but insurers told to improve claims handling
The FCA has revealed that while rising motor insurance premiums are largely driven by external cost pressures, shortcomings persist in how some insurers handle claims. -
Protections to help Buy Now Pay Later borrowers navigate their financial lives
Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) borrowers will benefit from key protections in place for other types of lending, under proposals put forward by the FCA. -
Seven crypto ATMs seized and two arrested on suspicion of running illegal cryptoasset exchange
Two individuals have been arrested on suspicion of money laundering and running an illegal cryptoasset exchange. -
Overseas Recognition Regimes Memorandum of Understanding
How the Treasury, the Bank of England, the Prudential Regulation Authority and the FCA will co-ordinate the discharge of their respective functions in relation to Overseas Recognition Regimes.