The Financial Conduct Authority has launched a consultation into Consumer Duty to consider whether businesses with non-UK ...

From yesterday (June 29), the UK’s prosecutors can now prosecute companies, if someone lower down the hierarchy has committed ...

The Hartley Pensions campaign group has secured an early day motion in the House of Commons. Titled ‘Hartley Pensions and FCA Enforcement Action’, the motion has been tabled to highlight the prolonged ...

HMRC is increasingly willing to pierce the corporate veil when it comes to tax penalties. A personal liability notice allows HMRC to pursue individuals for part or all of a company’s penalty where tax ...

Interest in becoming a buy-to-let landlord has fallen across almost every major UK city over the past year, a study from Emoov has found. The most significant decline was seen in Carlisle where BTL ...

Almost one in five first-time buyers (19 per cent) said they delayed expanding their family to save for a home, research from ...

The data detailed that the proportion of protection claims paid last year remained “strong” at 97.9 per cent© Monstera Production/Pexels Insurers paid out £7.84bn in individual and group protection ...

FT Adviser readers have hit back at “ridiculous” plans to tax interest earned on cash held in stocks-and-shares Isas. The plans were revealed by the government last week in a bid to encourage more ...

New mortgage rules proposed by the Financial Conduct Authority could place more liability on advisers, under potential ...

Andy Burnham has announced plans for “Number 10 North” in a policy speech delivered today (June 29) in Manchester. Speaking at the People’s History Museum, the recently elected MP for Makerfield said ...

Climate change is putting on pressure on inflation, according to Swati Dhingra, a member of the Bank of England’s Monetary ...

Health innovations may trigger longevity challenges in the protection industry as “improvements could come faster than ...