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The Financial Conduct Authority identified 108 promotions that did not meet advertising rules

Justice secretary keen to support FCA appeal after fraud trial collapses over government's legal aid cuts.

The FCA has said that it will battle the decision to dismiss a fraud case as a result of government cuts.

The regulator appointed Simon Davis at law firm Clifford Chance to conduct an independent review

Adoboli sentenced to seven years in jail in November 2012 over unauthorised trading scandal

FCA boss Martin Wheatley dismisses idea financial regulators should have probed Royal Mail privatisation.

The FCA has fined Invesco Perpetual £18.6m for exposing its clients to risk.

The Department of Justice has gone to Britain's capital to question individuals over alleged FX rigging activities

Connells Survey & Valuation said valuations were down sharply in March.

LMS says falling remortgaging transactions in March points to lending slowdown ahead.

Clifford Chance, commissioned by bank to probe claims by Vince Cable aide, finds no evidence

The Financial Conduct Authority is bringing in a tighter regime for mortgage lending in the UK.

The Court Of Appeal has upheld a decision to make Asset Land pay £21m to the FCA.

A review from the FCA says that advisory firms are still being unclear on charges.

Britain's regulator is launching a large scale investigation into customer banking outages

Regulator hires an external lawfirm to launch inquiry into its handling of the matter.

RBS and Lloyds have both reported serious IT outages over the last few months

FCA says it uncovered serious failings in the way Santander offered financial advice from its bank

Fined £662,700 for deliberately manipulating a UK government bond

Financial Conduct Authority gave few details on arrest, though nobody charged.

CME will launch CME Europe on 27 April and will list commodity products.

US SEC and CFTC reportedly open probes into suspicion that traders rigged forex rates to manipulate options and ETFs.

In total, 29,000 businesses went into review scheme while 10,000 failed sophistication test

Bans on misleading adverts and penalties for not acting in customers' interests among regulator's new rules.

Call for investigation comes amid FCA and Bafin probe of $20tn gold market.

Regulator says FCA gave mis-leading impression over SLS bond risk

Financial Conduct Authority also tells lenders to look for customers susceptible to interest rates rise and help them.

FCA says YBS has 'voluntarily' offered to refund customers after the regulator 'raised concerns'

Consumers with the smallest pension pots end up with least options, says watchdog.

Kelly will be an adviser in the wholesale banking and investment management division within supervision