The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a new Digital Markets Unit (DMU) to tackle online competition.

The Financial Conduct Authority has published its first quarterly data for non-compliant financial promotions, as part of a drive for greater transparency on financial promotions.

The Financial Ombudsman is to increase its case fee by £100 to £750, according to its new budget and financial plans published today.

London Capital & Finance (LCF) mini-bond victims hoping for compensation have been dealt a blow by a court judgment.

The FCA has banned IFA Jon Frensham of Frensham Wealth Limited from performing any regulated activity after finding him ‘not a fit and proper person.’

The website infrastructure supplier for the Financial Conduct Authority is having technical issues, leaving the regulator unable to update its website.

The FCA has expanded its whistleblowing team as it launches a campaign to encourage more whistleblowers to report potential wrongdoing at their firms.

More than 1,000 pension savers were hit every working day in 2020 by the Money Purchase Annual Allowance (MPAA), according to new analysis.

The FCA is to extend the Coronavirus freeze on 10% drop notices until the end of the year and will consult on their future in the spring.

Investment fraud victims are suffering £373m of repeat fraud a year and can lose even more than they lost the first time they were conned, according to police data.