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Forty financial advice firms hit by BSPS claims have so far failed with a further seven under investigation, latest FSCS data shows.

The Financial Conduct Authority plans to fine company directors Toni Fox £681,536 and David Price £632,594 over their roles in £392m of mostly "flawed" pensions transfers.

The FCA has issued new guidance to advisers on giving pension transfer advice to vulnerable clients.

The removal of the lifetime allowance in the Budget was certainly an attention-grabbing headline.

National IFA, pensions and employee benefits consultancy firm LEBC has entered into administration after selling its assets to sister company Aspira Corporate Solutions.

The Financial Conduct Authority has put plans to create a simplified advice regime on hold.

The FCA has appointed three new chairs for its statutory panels.

More than 4 in 10 financial advisers expect the FCA’s new Consumer Duty - which came into effect on Monday 31 July - to hit profits due to the cost of complying with the new rules.

We have heard a lot about vulnerable customers recently. Even before the Consumer Duty came along it was a big area of focus for the FCA and now we all have added responsibility under the duty.

The FCA has written to investment platforms and selected SIPP providers to ask them to disclose how much of the interest they receive from cash and bank deposits they pass on to their customers.