FTAdviser34m
FCA to give firms more notice on investigation announcements
The Financial Conduct Authority has compromised on its ‘name and shame’ plans after receiving backlash and will take into ...
Major UK high street bank sold to rival with 2.6 million customers affected
Coventry Building Society’s £780 million deal to take over the Co-operative Bank will go through in the new year after ...
Investment Week43m
FCA softens enforcement approach following backlash
The Financial Conduct Authority has sought to ease concerns regarding its enforcement investigations following industry backlash earlier this year, by committing to taking the interests of firms under ...
Coventry Building Society’s £780m Co-op Bank takeover to go through in January
The tie-up, announced in May, will create a banking giant with millions of customers and about £89 billion worth of assets.
The Banker10m
UK regulator adjusts ‘name and shame’ proposal after industry backlash
The negative impact of publicly identifying a company under investigation will be considered by the Financial Conduct Authority as it adjusts its ‘name and shame’ proposals after a strong backlash.
UK markets watchdog recasts 'naming and shaming' plan to defuse backlash
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) laid out significant changes to its original proposals, including plans to explicitly ...
London should take a chance on Shein’s fast-fashion IPO
If the fast-fashion group Shein manages to become one of the largest UK-listed public companies next year, no one can claim ...