Rachel Reeves: ‘We’re not coming back with more tax increases or borrowing’
The Autumn Budget was a ‘once in a Parliament reset’ to get public finances in order
Treasury Select Committee
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UK government confirms plans to bring in stricter crypto regulation
Government will bring regulation in line with traditional financial services
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Treasury committee seeks answers from tech giants on investment scams
‘It’s clear that fraud is rapidly rising and ruining people’s lives’
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Patience wearing thin with FCA’s snail-like progress two years on from Woodford fund suspension
City watchdog must ‘recognise its own failings in this saga and not just act as judge, jury and executioner’
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Gina Miller doubles down on calls for Treasury probe into Woodford scandal
Fallen manager’s comeback amid ongoing FCA probe ‘discredit both the regulator, and the entire UK financial services sector’
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Chancellor’s time horizon for coronavirus impacts rubbished in Treasury select committee
MPs warned of ‘large numbers of people losing their jobs, hours being cut, businesses in trouble’
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Treasury Committee issues warning to FCA as it approves Andrew Bailey BoE appointment
Serious concerns raised over regulator’s ‘culture, transparency and insufficient speed of action’
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Gina Miller welcomes date for MPs to scrutinise Andrew Bailey
FCA boss had been picked by Sajid Javid to become next Bank of England governor
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Woodford investors who have ‘had it’ with HL struggle to exit
II and AJ Bell have been unable to accept transfers in the suspended fund
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Nicky Morgan pushes Woodford to waive £100k daily fee
Woodford faces less sympathy than when property funds gated in 2016
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Advisers to push MPs on access to retail clients post Brexit
Pimfa chief says transition period is more critical than the deal
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RBS’ shares wobble after report confirms ‘gruesome culture’ of GRG
Shares in RBS wobbled slightly after an unredacted report by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) into its now infamous Global Restructuring Group (GRG) revealed its unfair treatment of customers was more widespread than the bank let on.