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Plans to assess FCA come in light of its growing list of responsibilities including cryptoassets, AI and competitiveness

The consumer group has offered some suggestions on what banking customers can do if they find their bank account has been closed.

Treasury committee requests evidence from women in business to determine whether progress has been made since its 2018 investigation

Reports vary as to why the private bank Coutts decided to close the account of former UKIP leader Nigel Farage. He claims he was excluded for his political views, the bank says the problem was a lack of funds. But either way, his case does highlight a wider and longstanding…

Financial Conduct Authority chief to highlight risks of ‘deepfake’ fraud as well as benefits of Artificial Intelligence

There are an estimated 84,000 trucks that still haven't had the Takata airbag recall performed.

Just seven applications were approved in the first quarter of 2023, in signs fintech firms face a near-impossible pathway to getting regulatory clearance to operate in the UK

Two-year fixed-rate residential mortgage reaches 6.63 per cent on Monday

The regulator said it often sees no effective channels of communication for people to get in touch with the operators of machines.

The typical two-year fixed-rate residential mortgage on the market has reached 6.63%, Moneyfactscompare.co.uk said.

Woman’s case highlights ‘wild west’ sector when more people are struggling with bills