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Barclays fined £42mn for failed money laundering checks
The UK’s financial regulator has fined Barclays £42mn for failing to properly manage money laundering risks on two occasions. The Financial Conduct Authority on Wednesday said Barclays had been fined for “failings in its financial crime risk management”,
Britain's financial watchdog on Friday proposed rules to protect buy now, pay later (BNPL) borrowers, including affordibilty ...
Buy now, pay later consumer protections proposed by Financial Conduct Authority - Borrowers will have more transparency over ...
Rising sovereign debt and an attack on Britain's financial infrastructure are the two biggest threats to UK markets, the FCA ...
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) released its Consultation Paper and Policy Statement (CP25/18), marking a ...
The Financial Ombudsman Service has today (15 July) announced plans to change the interest rate applied to the compensation ...
A number of reforms and reviews have been announced as part of the government’s plan to “rewire” the UK’s financial services ...
The UK finance regulator is using data and technology to identify websites and apps that could cause financial harm.
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The Treasury and the FCA want you to invest more – what the Leeds Reforms mean for your moneyAn overhaul of regulations and capital market rules by the Treasury and Financial Conduct Authority aim to boost retail ...
Rachel Reeves has set out sweeping reforms to the UK’s finance industry in the hope of delivering much-needed economic growth. The Chancellor hopes the drive to cut red tape and increase innovation, ...
More than half of people who have acted on financial advice they came across on social media said they ended up losing money, ...
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