Firms trying to expand into new business areas are having to wait 85% longer for Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) authorisation than two years ago.

Assets under management at wealth manager St. James's Place (SJP) have passed the £55bn mark as pensions and ISA flows offset a drop in other investment business.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a warning against a commodity firm it believes is providing financial services without authorisation.

Standard Life is closing its Savings Investment Trust ISA and Savings Scheme, and transferring customers to Alliance Trust Savings (ATS).

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has handed Deutsche Bank a £227m fine, its largest ever for LIBOR and EURIBOR-related misconduct, because the bank tried to hamper investigations by misleading the regulator.

The regulator has frozen the assets of a property fund that it suspects is an elaborate scam.

A former J.P. Morgan investment adviser has been accused of stealing at least $20m from clients and using the money to trade on his own account and to pay off his mortgage.

Ernst & Young (EY) has paid $10m to settle claims it was negligent in it duty as auditor when it failed to raise the alarm when Lehman Brothers was heading towards collapse.

A former professional indemnity insurance broker has been banned by the regulator for giving forged evidence and lying to the High Court.

JP Morgan's multi-management team has moved money out of equities as it moves from bullish to neutral on risk assets for the first time since launch.