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  • FCA softens remortgaging rules in dash for growth 

    July 22, 2025

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is set to remove red tape on remortgaging in the latest sign public bodies are tearing up their rulebooks to align with the government’s growth agenda.  In new measures introduced by the City regulator, mortgage holders will be able to reduce the terms of their borrowing and switch to new [...]

  • Financial services firms dealt tens of millions in regulatory fines

    July 17, 2025

    While deregulation may be the political mood, UK watchdogs are sharpening their swords as banking giants bleed millions in regulatory fines. In under just ten days, the Financial Conduct Authority and Bank of England handed out £74.9m worth of fines to a trio of UK financial services firms.  Leading the pack, and most recently, was [...]

  • Barclays slapped with £42m fine for financial crime failings

    July 16, 2025

    Barclays has been hit with a £42m fine by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for separate instances where the bank failed in its financial crime risk management. The City watchdog blasted Barclays for failing to check it had gathered “sufficient information to understand the money laundering risk” before it opened a client money account for [...]

  • FCA staff threaten industrial action over three-days-a-week office policy

    July 16, 2025

    Union representatives for the UK’s financial watchdog the FCA have threatened industrial action if staff are made to come into the office more than two days a week. In an open letter to the board of the FCA, Unite the Union said more than 90 per cent of its members would take action if the [...]

  • Regulation is ‘a boot on the neck of businesses’, Rachel Reeves to warn at Mansion House

    July 15, 2025

    Financial services regulation is “a boot on the neck of businesses,” Rachel Reeves is expected to say as the Chancellor delivers her annual Mansion House speech later today. Reeves will urge watchdogs to “take up the call” of regulating for growth rather than “bend to the temptation of excessive caution” as she seeks to showcase [...]

  • Exclusive: Panmure Liberum to ‘reinvigorate’ City market with banking tie-up

    July 15, 2025

    Investment bank Panmure Liberum has joined forces with Nedbank in a push to expand their reach across equity capital markets and drive dual-listings across the UK and South Africa. London-headquartered Panmure will collaborate with Nedbank’s corporate and investment banking division to produce equity research across UK and South African markets. The deal aims to provide [...]

  • Rachel Reeves urges Brits to buy stocks as she shuns risk-averse regulators

    July 15, 2025

    Rachael Reeves has thrown her weight behind a campaign to get more Brits investing into stocks and shares as the Chancellor shunned the risk-averse culture of London’s financial regulators. In a wide-ranging address to City execs at Mansion House last night, Reeves vowed to place financial services “at the heart” of the government’s growth agenda [...]

  • FCA plots regulatory bonfire to lower costs of raising capital

    July 15, 2025

    The Financial Conduct Authority is to pare back its onerous capital raising rules as part of a regulatory bonfire aimed at helping firms grow faster. Under fresh rules set to take effect in January, the requirement to produce a prospectus for public secondary share raises will be upped from 20 per cent to 75 per [...]

  • Rachel Reeves eyes boost for first-time buyers with mortgage reforms 

    July 15, 2025

    Rachel Reeves will today unveil a fleet of reforms in a bid to boost home ownership as she plans to slash ‘financial red tape’. Speaking in Leeds ahead of her Mansion House address, the Chancellor will announce plans for the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) to increase high loan-to-income mortgages (over 4.5 times a buyer’s income) [...]

  • Regulators, mount up: FCA taking on Morning Wire Triathlon Team Challenge

    July 9, 2025

    They’re used to tracking them in their day jobs but next month the FCA will be hunting the Square Mile’s finest in water, by bike and on foot when they take part in the Morning Wire Triathlon Team Challenge at the London T100. The financial services watchdog is entering no fewer than five teams in [...]

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