Financial Conduct Authority

Bank of Ireland departing chief executive Francesca McDonagh joining bank as head of European operations

Despite new rules, policies will remain cheapest for those who shop around

Identical twins are best known for suing Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg

Western financial system further constrains flow of financing after Ukraine invasion

Crypto token ads on London’s transport network ‘exploited consumers’ fears of missing out

Bank has set aside £5.3m to resolve investigation by financial regulator

Plans would force regulators to take into account financial sector’s global competitiveness when writing rules

The Prudential Regulation Authority is concerned at risk of disruption to banks if cloud services fail or are hacked

Challenger bank has boycotted Meta Platforms since last month

Bank did not dispute findings including inadequate monitoring of terrorist financing

‘I only found out about it when I saw it in the newspaper. It obviously came as a huge shock’

Subprime lender has struggled to reach deal on compensation for historic mis-selling

Ads display slogan: ‘Missed Doge? Get Floki’

Dundrum-based company, led by Kevin Thompson, recorded €12.6m loss in 2020

British lender moves on basis of preliminary findings of regulators’ investigations

Bank of England said financial authorities needed to take notice

Derville Rowland says sum paid out to 4,371 policyholders, including 3,485 claims that have been fully settled

Pandemic has fuelled use of credit services such as Klarna

Q&A: Dominic Coyle

FCA cites concerns over governance and products of group that failed to respond to basic queries

Company that sought guarantors for high interest loans battling to survive

The service is mainly used by young women to spread the cost of clothing and shoes

UK court sanctions scheme to cover missold doorstep loans despite reservations of regulator

Intervention is sign how regulators are cracking down on cryptocurrency industry

Plan to end practice where existing customers are offered higher quotes than new ones

Moneylender wants to cap compensation payouts to customers amid surge in mis-selling claims

Surge in customer complaints and successive years of losses push Provident Financial to pull plug on lending

Jobson says he was not aware he had to tell the company until recently

Banks at the centre of Friday’s trading debacle have been contacted by authorities

Six in 10 say a significant loss would seriously impact their lifestyle

Case is first criminal action taken against UK bank under a 2007 money laundering law

High Court rules in favour of four publicans who challenged FBD on its refusal to pay out on its pubs policy

Insurer facing higher payout in business interruption case taken by four publicans

Delay will facilitate submissions arising from UK judgment on similar issues due on Friday

Dual pricing sees new and existing customers being charged differently

Older consumers who are more likely to be loyal to their provider are missing out

Latest restrictions block bonuses, dividends as firm is probed over how it checks credit

Publicans have sued insurance group over refusal to cover Covid losses

Financial Conduct Authority says they have no value for ordinary investors

Concerns raised that proposed legislation puts no specific limit on the type of crime