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The FCA opened 227 cases regarding non-compliant promotions.

FCA says, between April 2011 and December 2012, Stonebridge targeted low and middle income customers

The watchdog launched a public consultation on its approach to supervising financial promotions across social media

Stewart Ford is planning to sue the Financial Conduct Authority after it 'ambushed' his business.

A review of 36 firms found that they were not performing to the best of their ability.

Former Dynamic Decisions Capital Management CEO has been fined £2.7m.

Halifax survey finds more sellers and fewer buyers after rapid rise in UK house prices.

Customers have five weeks left to claim compensation for mis-sold Card Protection Plan Limited (CPP) insurance

The regulator claims the Financial Group's two subsidiaries failed to supervise and control current staff

Boakes has 13 alleged offences relating to an unauthorised investment scheme

It's important to shine a spotlight on the victims of financial scandals that continue to go unheard

The regulator fined him £450,000 for two instances of market abuse

Rightmove also points to tighter rules for mortgage market and the start of summer dip.

The unnamed big five High Street banks provide 77% of current accounts.

Watchdog says information on insurance PCWs could lead to consumers buying the wrong type of cover.

FCA announces new rules capping interest rates and fees for payday lenders in Britain.

FCA received 52 requests from foreign regulators in 2013/14 for assistance on forex inquiries.

Financial Conduct Authority searching for evidence of competition issues in huge wholesale market.

Financial Ombudsman says most complaints from customers who say they never took out a loan.

Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority published first review of reforms.

Regulator leaked details of an investigation to newspaper, causing plunge in insurance share prices.

BBA data shows fourth monthly drop in mortgage approvals amid tougher rules for market

Traders keen on gold above psychologically important $1,300 an ounce level.

The 95-year-old gold pricing benchmark was criticised for lack of transparency.

The FCA said the groups' failed to deliver a clear, fair and not misleading product campaign

Business Secretary Vince Cable urges Bank of England to take action to restrict high loans-to-income.

Tougher sanctions also expected in chancellor's annual Mansion House speech.

Logbook customers borrow money that is secured against their vehicles

Martin Wheatley says the economic upturn should not be used to lobby against new rules too

FCA's fraud trial must now go ahead after Court of Appeal reverses controversial halting by Judge Leonard.