Financial Conduct Authority

Jeremy Hunt Accused Of Leading 'Race To The Bottom' Over Banking Reforms

Labour and the Lib Dems have condemned the chancellor's plan to weaken regulations introduced after the financial crash.
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How 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Schemes Like Klarna Are Changing

The government is cracking down amid concerns the schemes are driving debt.
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Insurers Told To Pay Small Firms For Covid Losses – But It Comes Too Late For Some

In a landmark case on Friday the Supreme Court ruled that insurers must pay out £1.2 billion to some 370,000 businesses.
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Business Insurers Won't Pay Up For Coronavirus. But The Solution Could Kill Small Firms For Good

The FCA has said its legal action is the "quickest route to clarity". Small businesses have warned it may not be fast enough.
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Bank Overdrafts Are About To Get A Whole Lot Less Painful

Just in.
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Tesco Bank Fined £16.4m Over Cyber Attack

'This was too little, too late.'
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Carillion: City Watchdog 'Looking Into' Claims Of Insider Dealing

Financial Conduct Authority disclosed probe in letter to Labour MP Frank Field.
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'Let Customers Hang Themselves': Secret RBS Memo Sent In The Wake Of The Financial Crash Made Public

"It was a step by step guide to fleece RBS customers."
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Time For Action Against Shameless, Irresponsible Lenders Boosting Their Profits At The Expense Of Financially Vulnerable Customers

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'Treat Banks Like Pay-Day Lenders' Rachel Reeves Calls For A Cap On Overdraft Fines

The Labour MP will call for a law change this week in Parliament
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