FSA fines broker for AR failings
2 July, 2009
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Richard Holmes, a director of insurance broker AIF Limited, £20,020 for control failings in relation to an appointed representative firm (AR).
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2 July, 2009
Today’s Credit Conditions survey from the Bank of England shows that the supply of mortgage finance appears to be slowly improving.
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FSA fines broker for AR failings
2 July, 2009
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Richard Holmes, a director of insurance broker AIF Limited, £20,020 for control failings in relation to an appointed representative firm (AR).
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2 July, 2009
Promise on Pink panel
2 July, 2009
Fraud growth doubles
2 July, 2009
Successful roadshows for Brilliant
2 July, 2009
Mortgage supply easing
2 July, 2009
Today’s Credit Conditions survey from the Bank of England shows that the supply of mortgage finance appears to be slowly improving.
Mortgage schemes hit all time low
2 July, 2009
West One joins Paradigm
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Consumers want guarantees at retirement
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L&G streamlines medical underwriting
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Commercial insight
The problem of creeping regulation
June 2009
Although the FSA hasn’t taken over the regulation of the commercial finance industry, that doesn’t mean that as a market it is wholly unregulated. Adam Tyler, Chief Executive of the NACFB, explains
Small bank – big deal?
June 2009
Mark Stephens, deputy chief executive of Ruffler Bank plc, gives us the background into the re-emergence of Base Commercial Mortgages
Regulatory focus
Seismic waves to follow RDR
29 June, 2009
The FSA’s decision proposing a ban on commission and replacing it with adviser charging alone will be hugely expensive and disruptive for the UK life and pensions industry, says Ernst & Young.
FSA is unrealistic on consumer responsibility
23 June, 2009
Today the Financial Services Consumer Panel urged the FSA to abandon its unrealistic attempts to articulate consumer responsibilities in financial services.