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Accounting industry is failing to protect investors and employees from malfeasance
‘Reasonable’ distance to be laid down on how far to go for bank and building society services
Industry bodies which have received £50mn in recent penalties say they are open to reform
Weeks after London pitched itself as a ‘global hub’, market disorder further muddies debate over regulation
Queen’s Speech should have contained measures to tackle worsening living standards
Tribunal finds five defendants guilty of misconduct after hearing auditors created ‘false documents’
Clive Bannister set to be named CMA head and Sarah Cardell lined up as interim chief
Bill on oversight of likes of Google and Facebook out of Queen’s Speech, with legislation promised ‘in due course’
Swedish fintech moves to address concerns about consumer financial wellbeing
Campaigners say government not making effective use of measures or targeting enough people
Only limited number of Financial Conduct Authority staff expected to take part in industrial action
Ideas to simplify lenders’ buffers have merit but important caveats
Government criticised after fresh delay to long-promised reform of accounting and corporate governance
Government must fix the basics of how the market is overseen even if it fails to institute radical change
Government says reform of EU’s Solvency II regime will unlock billions for green projects
Regulator has floated a radical simplification — but a bit of complexity can be a good thing
Sam Woods says existing system is overly complex and curbs lending in a crisis
John Glen trumpets ‘modest’ losses of 7,000 financial service roles from UK financial centre
FCA issues order to stop advisers from offloading assets to avoid paying compensation
Some lenders fail to take details of customers’ income and occupation, regulator finds
Case has put spotlight on SFO director Lisa Osofsky and raised questions about her future
Regulator says it will take action against ‘bad practices’ that could lead to ‘substantial fines’
Analysts say bank could take £1.25bn capital hit years earlier than planned, potentially affecting share buybacks
Transport group’s shares were temporarily suspended in January after it missed deadline for filing results
Move aimed to bolster FRC’s control over auditors after sector criticised over failure to uphold standards
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