British lawmakers said on Thursday that the UK markets watchdog should ditch already softened proposals to publicly name some ...

Two financial industry groups have raised concerns with the London Metal Exchange (LME) about its plans to require private ...

A new survey by consumer group Which? suggests there are some big differences between car insurers on everything from ...

In a ‘Dear CEO’ letter issued in March last year, the Financial Conduct Authority acknowledged the significant challenges facing the asset management industry, highlighting “heightened uncertainty and ...

A survey of over 4,700 car insurance claimants has found that many firms are prolonging the ordeal of making a claim for ...

International Paper Company disclosed that it has released a supplementary prospectus known as the “Third Supplementary Prospectus.” This document has been formulated in accordance with the Prospectus ...

The number of applications taking longer than 12 months rose by 134% between 2020 and 2023, according to a Freedom of ...

The FCA launched proposals last year which would allow it to announce when it has opened enforcement investigations into financial firms.

The UK government, in collaboration with the Bank of England, is considering proposals to ease regulations for smaller banks. This move aims to enable these banks to offer billions of pounds in ...

The LME wants its members to transact OTC trades of up to 10 lots, equivalent to 250 tonnes of copper, on its Select trading ...

Britain’s financial watchdog should abandon its plan to “name and shame” more companies it investigates unless it resolves industry concerns about the proposal, a House of Lords committee has said.

The Treasury Committee is looking into the risks and rewards from the rise of artificial intelligence in financial services ...