Battle-hardened regulator starts a new campaign
The FCA’s new head of enforcement, Mark Steward, knows what it is like to have a fight, but he’s starting off with lunch requests
View ArticleFor Europhiles to keep shtum on Brexit is a high-risk play
The financial industry is never far from the debate in the political struggle behind regulatory change
View ArticleSmith warns of ‘pensions implosion’
Outgoing National Association of Pension Fund chairman uses valedictory address to warn of danger for pensions if the government proceeds with radical plans to overhaul the taxation of retirement savings
View ArticlePensions regulator warns UK government over master trust risk
Lesley Titcomb told delegates at the NAPF annual conference she was concerned savers would be left vulnerable if their master trust scheme got into trouble
View ArticleThree-way split on ‘pension freedoms’
Sweeping UK reforms have seen people either maximise their finances, take out their cash, or, most worryingly, be left not knowing what to do, new NAPF research finds
View ArticleDelegates criticise Treasury’s pension tax relief plans
Industry worried that UK Government is going after easy target and concerned tax changes could be retrospective
View ArticleAltmann pulls back on pension transfers
Pensions minister presses pause on so-called 'pot follows members' transfers
View ArticleInvestment Association seeks peacemaker amid review
Chairwoman Helena Morrissey to appoint senior independent director to win member backing
View ArticleWhere the 100 most influential women in finance work
For the first time, Financial News presents an index of the companies at which the FN100 Women are working. Does your employer feature?
View ArticlePGGM supports Dutch curbs on private equity excesses
Comments of Dutch pension fund manager come as private equity managers and politicians gather at a conference in Amsterdam to discuss the sector's image
View ArticleBen Bernanke recounts his nerdy childhood
Former Federal Reserve chairman went from baseball card game Strat-O-Matic to monetary policy
View ArticleTPG puts certain Beijing staff on leave amid insider-trading probe
Private equity firm’s move comes after SEC charged former TPG employee with insider trading
View ArticleEx-SAC employee accused of insider trading nabs reprieve
US regulator drops civil case against former portfolio manager Michael Steinberg
View ArticleHedge funds’ hostility to EU matters little in Brexit debate
Many hedge fund managers are prominent backers of various campaigns for the UK to leave the European Union, but why?
View ArticleIndividual accountability set for a new era
Attestations used by regulators to hold senior managers personally accountable may soon go out of fashion – but that doesn’t mean executives are off the hook
View ArticleIndividual accountability in finance set for a new era
Attestations used by regulators to hold senior managers personally accountable may soon go out of fashion – but that doesn’t mean executives are off the hook
View ArticleHedge funds’ hostility to EU matters little in Brexit debate
Many hedge fund managers are prominent backers of various campaigns for the UK to leave the European Union, but why?
View ArticleTrading Places: The week's biggest moves
Financial News presents a round-up of the top hires and job switches in the financial services industry that you may have missed over the last week
View ArticleLow yields leave insurers seeking alternative solutions
Study finds around half of investors managing $5 trillion are weighing a switch into alternative asset classes in the hunt for liability cover
View ArticleTrading Places: The week's biggest moves
Financial News presents a round-up of the top hires and job switches in the financial services industry that you may have missed over the last week
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