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  • Paypal becomes latest fintech to capitalise on Trump’s deregulation

    December 16, 2025

    Paypal has its sights set on acquiring a banking licence in the US as it becomes the latest fintech aiming to jump on President Donald Trump’s deregulatory agenda. The payments giant on Monday said it had submitted applications to the Utah Department of Financial Institutions and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to form Paypal Bank.  [...]

  • FCA boss: Treasury and MPs slowing deregulation push

    December 16, 2025

    The pedestrian pace of government and parliament is preventing City watchdogs from introducing pro-growth measures fast enough, the boss of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said as he called for the introduction of statutory timetables to ensure the Treasury ratifies deregulation faster. Nikhil Rathi told the Treasury Committee that the FCA was “moving as [...]

  • Motor finance lenders brace for legal battles amid redress spat

    December 15, 2025

    Motor finance lenders have been sent a major warning over a potential influx of legal battles if the UK’s financial watchdog fails to “genuinely compensate” consumers. Britain’s top banks were thought to have been granted some reprieve earlier this year after the Supreme Court sided with upheld the appeals of two lenders in the landmark [...]

  • Crypto firms face clamp down from Treasury and watchdog

    December 15, 2025

    Cryptocurrencies will face regulation like any other financial products under new laws announced by the Treasury. Firms that offer crypto products will fall under the Financial Conduct Authority’s jurisdiction as part of new rules requiring digital assets providers to meet a set of standards from the City watchdog. The Labour government said the new legislation, which comes into [...]

  • Nationwide hit with fine after failing to flag Covid furlough fraud 

    December 12, 2025

    Nationwide had been slapped with a £44m fine by the City watchdog for failures in its financial crime controls.  The building society giant has been blasted by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for missing opportunities to identify fraudulent Covid furlough payments.  The FCA said one customer received 24 payments, totalling north of £27m, over 13 [...]

  • Rachel Reeves’ Budget was ‘monumentally mishandled,’ says London-listed bank

    December 11, 2025

    A London-listed bank has given its scathing assessment of Rachel Reeves’ second Autumn Budget and warned of the impact it will have on consumer confidence. S&U – which was founded in 1938 and once known as Sports and Utilities – said the performance of its motor finance and property financing arms was “remarkably resilient given [...]

  • Millions more to get financial advice as part of FCA red tape shake-up

    December 11, 2025

    More than 18m savers will benefit from more detailed advice on their investments and pension in the next decade as part of a radical shake-up of financial red tape that the City watchdog has hailed as “game-changing”. The Financial Conduct Authority’s ‘targeted support programme’ will give financial services firms the ability to give tailored suggestions [...]

  • Less jargon, more advice: FCA rises to pro-growth challenge

    December 10, 2025

    With a flurry of announcements ahead of the new year, the FCA is rising to the government’s growth mandate, writes Ali Lyon. For many of the men and women in charge of the UK’s largest financial regulator, a grey cloud will have hung heavy over any festivities last Christmas. Just a day before the seasonal [...]

  • UK fintech Plum follows Klarna in securing e-money licence

    December 8, 2025

    Smart money app Plum has managed to secure an e-money licence from the City watchdog, Morning Wire can reveal, even as the volume of application approvals slumps. Plum, which was founded by the former head of banking at Wise, Victor Trokoudes, in 2016, has received authorisation to operate as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) from the Financial [...]

  • Watchdogs rip up rulebook for building societies in growth boost

    December 5, 2025

    British building societies are in line for a deregulation boost after UK watchdogs announced a joint raft of initiatives aiming to power up the sector. Mutuals – which, contrary to banks, are owned by their members – are set to land a significant growth tailwind following a fresh report from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) [...]

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