FCA chief exec Nikhil Rathi (pictured), revealed the probe was underway as he defended his controversial proposals to lift ...
Disclosure of the identities of firms under investigation by FCA could be in the public interest The City’s lobbying ...
Simply sign up to the UK financial regulation myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. The UK’s top financial regulator is facing a fierce backlash from the government and City ...
Mark Kleinman tackles the FCA battle causing a stir, Bink the loyalty app and NatWest's share sale in his column.
In 2015, Martin Wheatley dramatically quit as head of Britain’s financial services watchdog after falling foul of the City and the Treasury with a promise to “shoot first and ask questions later”.
Under proposals being considered, the City regulator plans to publicly name companies facing an enforcement investigation on a more regular basis and at an earlier stage. The Financial Conduct ...
A row over a plan by the City regulator to “name and shame” companies under investigation has intensified after Lord Tyrie, a City grandee, defended the watchdog in the face of criticism from ...
Millions of UK consumers are in the dark over a mystery firm being probed by the City watchdog because of rules that prevent it being named, MPs were told yesterday. Nikhil Rathi, chief executive ...