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The Financial Conduct Authority promises Arch Cru victims millions of pounds in compensation

Lloyds follows in RBS footsteps with mass banking glitch

The Financial Conduct Authority has already fined Willford £30,000 last month over credit crisis failings

Paul Coyle, head of tax at Morrisons, named in reports as man arrested by FCA.

Regulator's director of supervision says it was aware of Flowers's 1981 criminal conviction

Co-op is under scrutiny for its capital black hole and the Paul Flower sex and drugs scandal

MPs on business select committee demand advertising controls on controversial payday lending industry.

Kinetic Partners surveyed more than 300 senior executives in banks, asset managers and hedge funds

Largest ever fine imposed by the FCA for retail conduct failings

Barclays is the only bank to not opt into paying customers redress before consequential loss determination

Regulator asks banks to confirm they have not engaged in poor practices after Lawrence Tomlinson claims.

Mark Carney tells Treasury Select Committee Financial Conduct Authority's must launch investigation.

Multi-trillion dollar foreign currency markets largely unregulated.

The regulator is delving into foreign exchange traders' private accounts to see if they traded their own money

We ask why banks pay billions to PPI 'victims' but not to those who were mis-sold derivatives.

Thousands of London's financial staff will be tested on 12 November over their handling of cyber crime.

Ofgem and Financial Conduct Authority find gas prices not tampered with through market manipulation.

FCA unveils October update report on the interest rate hedging product review with HSBC, Barclays, RBS and Lloyds

Lloyds joins RBS and Deutsche Bank, which are reviewing their FX trading processes.

HSBC is also cooperating with regulators over potential currency market manipulation

Bloomberg reports Citigroup's Rohan Ramchandani, JPMorgan's Richard Usher and Standard Chartered's Matt Gardiner on leave but not suspended.

Lloyds says payment protection insurance complaints are waning but slower than expected.

Group founder Jeremy Roe tells us about the lack of redress and help for businesses in financial distress

Treasury minister says banks taking years to agree interest rate swaps compensation.

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to APPG founder and Aberconwy MP on the Parliamentary backbench debate

Report says Dutch lender set to announce fine by end of October.

Wheatley says that while some improvements have been made, there are still a number of areas to tackle.

UK financial regulator confirms reports it is probing allegations of currency market manipulation.

UK's Financial Conduct Authority publishes data on complaints and redress for the first half of 2013

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it is speaking to banks over foreign exchange market manipulation allegations