President Trump has alleged that two of America’s largest banking institutions, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, have refused to do business with him due to political motivations. During an
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Financial deregulation is making a notable comeback. In the persistent hunt for stronger economic growth, even Chancellor Rachel Reeves appears to be warming to the idea. In a recent Mansion
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is exploring changes that could reshape the landscape for foreign companies listed in New York, potentially delivering a significant boost to the London
The digital currency sector in the United States is experiencing what many are calling its “Big Bang” moment, spurred on by a flurry of legislative reforms and a decisive shift
The chief executive of Aviva has issued a stark warning to the government regarding pension investment autonomy, emphasising that investment decisions must remain in the hands of savers rather than
The chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Nikhil Rathi, has defended Britain’s listing rulebook as criticism mounts over the shrinking London stock market. Speaking to the Commons Treasury
Aviva has once again found itself at the centre of controversy as it seeks to revive its proposal to cancel £450 million worth of preference shares. This comes seven years
Nikhil Rathi, the chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), recently addressed MPs regarding the potential consequences of the government’s directive to stimulate economic growth. This initiative, he explained,
The London Metal Exchange (LME) has been issued a £9.2m fine by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for its mishandling of the nickel market disruption in March 2022, marking the
Four of the world’s largest banking institutions have been slapped with fines totalling nearly £105 million by Britain’s competition watchdog after their traders were caught sharing confidential information about UK
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has initiated an enforcement investigation into Barclays’ compliance with anti-money laundering controls, marking yet another regulatory challenge for the troubled British banking giant. The FTSE
A major upheaval in the UK car finance sector has emerged as Close Brothers, one of Britain’s largest motor finance providers, announced plans to allocate up to £165 million for
The majority of British water companies are yet to accept Ofwat’s pricing and spending settlements, with just over a week remaining before the deadline to challenge the regulator at the
A significant legal setback has struck Lloyds Banking Group as a tribunal ruling determines the banking giant owes approximately £1 billion to HM Revenue & Customs. The First-tier Tribunal Tax
Crackdown on Rogue University Providers in England Targets Student Loan Fraud and Teaching Standards
Ministers have unveiled sweeping reforms aimed at tightening controls on rogue university course operators in England who exploit the student loan system through poor-quality teaching and fraudulent practices. The Department
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched an investigation into KPMG’s audit of betting giant Entain, adding fresh scrutiny to the Big Four accountancy firm’s practices. The probe, initiated in
