03/29/2023
These indicators cover the banking products in the EBA’s consumer protection scope, and include mortgage credit, consumer credit, deposits, payment accounts and payment services.
03/29/2023
Given at The Silk Road Cash & Payments Conference
03/28/2023
The Bill will now move to the report stage for further scrutiny; a date is yet to be scheduled.
03/28/2023
The government has removed the requirement for the company to set out within the option agreement the details of any restrictions on the shares to be acquired under the EMI option.
03/28/2023
FINMA’s 2022 Annual Report published today also includes the annual financial statements. In addition, FINMA is providing data on enforcement cases in a database as well as statistics in an Excel document on its website.
03/28/2023
We upheld 34% of complaints in the consumers’ favour, compared to 37% in H1 2022.
03/27/2023
HMRC has published new simplified VAT guidance for overseas sellers sending goods to the UK.
03/27/2023
Sir Nigel Wilson is pushing for policy change to encourage investment outside the capital
03/27/2023
This is the second Ascot Lloyd-linked firm to be declared in default in as many months
03/27/2023
Given at Westminster Business Forum policy conference
03/27/2023
AJ Bell says ‘devil is in the detail’
03/27/2023
Deadline for first reporting on progress is next month
03/27/2023
Osborn Wealth Management and Newell Palmer Group
03/24/2023
This is an update on figures issued in November which showed 31,817 underpayments were identified and £209.3mn returned.
03/23/2023
The claim was dismissed by the court, as the claimant’s allegations against the employer were found to be “lacking in specification” and “irrelevant”.
03/23/2023
Due to numerous enquiries about Credit Suisse’s capital instruments, so-called AT1 bonds, FINMA is providing information about the basis for writing down these instruments.
03/23/2023
The planned amendments will provide the supervisors with the necessary data to monitor institutions’ implementation of the FRTB approaches and their compliance with the own funds requirements for market risk.
03/23/2023
Crestbridge gained its fund administration licence in Luxembourg in 2019.
03/23/2023
If the Commission finds that the foreign contributions in question constitute subsidies which distort the EU market, it can adopt remedial measures.
03/23/2023
The client understood that his money would be paid into a bond with an interest rate of between 3.25 per cent and 4.25 per cent.