The multinational bank Standard Chartered has warned it faces further fines, remedial action and an extended monitoring period as New York’s financial regulator found problems with...
The Bank of England has revealed plans for tougher regulations for bankers, including clawing back bonuses after they have been paid and long jail terms for...
Today, Blue and Green Tomorrow is launching a research platform for financial service companies to help them provide significantly better savings and investment products, more tailored...
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed plans to cap charges payday loan companies implement on debt – with moves that could cost the industry £420...
Removing barriers that prevented new entrants from entering the banking sector has already boosted competition on the high street, according to a review from the financial...
A new mis-selling scandal, centring on interest rate protection products, know as swaps, could be a “bigger problem” for banks than payment protection insurance (PPI), which...
Financial advisers are reluctant to advise and recommend on social investments because of the perceived risks and uncertainty around how regulation affects obligations to clients, according...
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Yorkshire Building Society and Credit Sussie for £1.4m and £2.3m respectively, for failing to ensure financial promotions were clear,...
Barclays bank has been fined £26 million and a former trader struck off over allegations of his role in gold price fixing. The Financial Conduct Authority...
Blue & Green Daily finds and summarises the top sustainability stories around the web every morning. We start with our own picks from Blue & Green...
The UK’s largest retail investment firm has been dealt an £18.6 million fine by the city regulator over “failings in fund management”. The Financial Conduct Authority...
The Bank of England is set to oversee a series of “ethical hacking” operations of financial services firms, in a bid to assess their defences against...
The Labour party has given its backing to calls from the consumer group Which? for a full investigation into competition in the current account market. Earlier...
Almost three-quarters of financial advice firms are not being clear with consumers about how much advice costs, the latest Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) review into disclosure...
Martin Wheatley, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has said it will take years for culture changes to filter through financial services firms. His...