Financial Conduct Authority

The Value and Cost of Financial Products

Roland Cross | Posted 10.05.2013 | UK
Roland Cross

So everything is crystal clear, the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) has been introduced, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has banned rebates and transparency reigns in the financial industry; consumers are rejoicing - well not quite.

Carney's Number Two Announced At The Bank of England

The Huffington Post UK | Charlie Thomas | Posted 19.02.2013 | UK

The Bank of England has chosen Andrew Bailey to be Mark Carney's deputy governor when he steps into the role later this year. Bailey will also hold...

Charlie Thomas

Alternative Funding Model Gets A Nod From The Treasury

HuffingtonPost.com | Charlie Thomas | Posted 07.12.2012 | UK

The Treasury has announced that peer-to-peer lending will fall under the Financial Conduct Authority for its regulations, adding credibility and boost...

Payback to Payday Lenders

Carl Packman | Posted 24.12.2012 | UK Politics
Carl Packman

This industry is growing fast by the day, after being given a great boost by the recession, and it is high time the government gave the regulatory architecture some teeth to make sure vulnerable people aren't being exploited to the detriment of their personal finances further.

Chris Wimpress

Stella Creasy: 'I Really Am An Indie Kid'...

HuffingtonPost.com | Chris Wimpress | Posted 30.04.2012 | UK Politics

Spending an hour with Stella Creasy, the just-turned 35-year-old Labour MP for Walthamstow, is mentally exhausting, truth be told. She talks so fast ...

The Government Must Make Financial Services Work for Vulnerable People

Gillian Guy | Posted 28.04.2012 | UK Politics
Gillian Guy

In 2009/10 the Family Resources Survey found that 7% of adults in the UK didn't have a bank account. Almost one fifth of people over 65 with a bank account use someone else to access their day-to-day spending money, and a quarter find it difficult to get to a bank branch.