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Regulators ‘proud’ of British Steel consumer work

On British Steel the report explained ensuring consumers were fully aware of their rights and how to make a complaint was a key achievement in 2022.

Central Bank of Ireland publishes Markets Update No 4 of 2025

A summary of the Central Bank of Ireland's Markets Update No. 4 of 2025 for regulated firms and other market participants

IONITY with record financing to expand critical infrastructure for Europe’s electric future

This marks the largest loan transaction ever made in the European EV charging industry and underscores the market’s trust in IONITY’s long-term vision.

The EBA updates list of other systemically important institutions

The EBA Guidelines define the size, importance, complexity and interconnectedness as the criteria to identify O-SIIs.

Harnessing the digital future of payments: Europe's path to sovereignty and innovation

Speech by Piero Cipollone, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at the France Payments Forum event “Digital euro and the future of payments in Europe”

Simplify Consulting on FCA Survey about one-in-10 have no cash savings

The UK remains risk-adverse, which creates a larger focus on property and cash savings

QB Partners’ Gerry Brown sheds light on reservation of benefit case

The executor’s barrister argued that the ‘reservation of benefits’ provisions did not apply

More people have bank accounts but one in ten have no cash savings, FCA survey reveals

Lenders also have a range of options available to help people struggling with repayments.

FCA confiscates over £300,000 from convicted fraudsters

The confiscation proceedings for Reuben Akpojaro have been adjourned to a later date.

FCA strips back insurance rulebook

The changes could support lower costs and wider access for the businesses and consumers who rely on insurance to manage risk, while maintaining appropriate levels of protection.

DWP stats show nearly half a billion underpaid to pensioners

This serves as a reminder of the difficulty of administering a benefit that supports over 12 million people and costs £142 billion a year.

ECB to stand by past stimulus policies in strategy review

Conversations with ECB policymakers suggest the euro zone's central bank will largely endorse its past largesse

Two brothers plead guilty to insider dealing

Matthew West also disclosed inside information to his brother Nikolas West in relation to a fifth company, Asimilar Group Plc. Nikolas West used this inside information to deal.

Data governance to set us free − speech by James Benford

Given at the Gartner Data & Analytics Summit

Scottish Widows abandons Mansion House pension funds agreement

The original pact saw 11 pension funds agree to invest five per cent of their assets in private markets.

Cayman best Overseas Territory on beneficial ownership register

The watchdog added that the Companies Register in Cayman would charge $30 for a single request and $100 if the information asked for related to more than one company.

The heat is on: why monetary policy makers are increasingly focusing on the impact of climate risks - speech by James Talbot

Given at Oxford University

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