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Citibank's London unit has been fined £4.7 million for breaching Russia sanctions, involving approximately 970 payments totaling about £19.7 million.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is facing accusations in new court filings of prioritizing lenders over consumers in its car finance redress scheme.

The head of the UK's financial regulator, Nikhil Rathi, is accused of threatening a consumer group over a £9.1 billion car loan compensation scheme, according t

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is reviewing child trust fund providers to ensure they are actively reuniting young people with £1.5bn in unclaimed accoun

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is urging thousands of young adults to check for missing Child Trust Funds, potentially worth £2,000. Over six million suc

A financial watchdog has issued a warning about the lack of safety nets for individuals using AI chatbots for investment advice, following a survey revealing th

The City regulator, FCA, has issued a warning to the public regarding the significant risks associated with investing in loan notes and mini-bonds offered by un

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to begin publishing a daily summary of stock trading data starting Friday, as part of its efforts to enhance ma

Oil prices slid as the US and Iran paused fire, while AstraZeneca exceeded profit forecasts due to cancer treatments; additionally, the UK's financial watchdog

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has advised motor finance customers that they do not need to pay to claim compensation. A survey conducted for the FCA rev

The author experimented with asking AI for financial advice on everyday money decisions and observed why regulators are concerned about unregulated AI chatbots

The Bank of England has been granted new powers to regulate major tech firms like Amazon and Google starting next week, aiming to ensure resilient cyber-defense

The FCA has found that firms are improving the design of their products and services under the Consumer Duty, aiming for trustworthy and effective offerings.

The City watchdog (FCA) is clashing with consumer group Consumer Voice in a £9.1bn car loan payout battle, alleging a lack of transparency and conflict of inter