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  • FCA doubles down on AI testing over regulation

    November 12, 2025

    The UK’s financial regulator has doubled down on its decision not to draft new AI-specific laws, insisting that the best way to manage the tech’s momentous rise is through testing and collaboration rather than rushing to legislate. Speaking at the City & Financial Global AI regulation summit, Charlotte Clark CBE, the Financial Conduct Authority’s director [...]

  • Adair Turner: Crypto? It’s like buying tulips in 1635

    November 7, 2025

    As chair of the FSA at the height of the 2008 financial crisis, Adair Turner knows all about the anatomy of a global crash. Over 15 years on, exuberance in AI and opaque private credit markets have set warning systems flashing. Ali Lyon, spoke to the arch-technocrat to see whether the fears are justified, and [...]

  • Vanquis warns of £7m motor finance hit if FCA does not change course

    November 5, 2025

    Vanquis Banking Group has warned it may be forced to hike provisions for the motor finance scandal to £7m if the financial watchdog does not switch lanes on its redress scheme. The specialist lender said it recognised a £3m provision in its third-quarter results, which follows the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) pledging an industry-wide redress [...]

  • Treasury eyes ISA season for financial advice scheme rollout

    October 15, 2025

    A flurry of fresh financial advice could be aimed at savers as soon as February as the Treasury seeks to fast-track the rollout of its flagship scheme to get more Brits investing in the stock market. In a speech to the Investment Association last night, Economic Secretary to the Treasury Lucy Rigby confirmed the government [...]

  • City watchdog unveils plans to support tokenisation as it pursues further growth

    October 14, 2025

    The City watchdog has set out fresh plans to support tokenisation as it ploughs ahead with its growth agenda. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) unveiled guidance that provides firms and asset managers clarity on how to adopt the technology effectively in order to boost competitiveness and increase the amount of choice for consumers. Tokenisation allows [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: Bank shares surge; Gold surpasses $4,000

    October 8, 2025

    Good morning from the City AM live blog team. Arguably no sector has had as sensitive share movement in recent months as the banking industry. In August, following the motor finance ruling, City banks added £7bn in market value after a major boost from the Supreme Court. But less than a month later after the [...]

  • IG becomes first UK-listed broker to be granted a crypto licence

    October 1, 2025

    Investment platform IG, has been granted a crypto asset licence by the UK’s financial watchdog  enabling it to expand its services and cement its position as a multi-asset trading platform. The decision makes IG the first UK-listed broker to join the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) crypto asset register, marking a significant milestone for the rapidly [...]

  • Why Which? is launching a super-complaint over insurance market failings

    September 23, 2025

    Insurance companies are letting consumers down badly. Today Which? is calling for a fundamental reset of the market, says Rocio Concha  Which? is today using its statutory powers to submit a super-complaint to the Financial Conduct Authority, calling for a fundamental reset in how home and travel insurance companies treat their millions of customers. Insurance [...]

  • Two in five financial services firms lack safe AI controls 

    September 11, 2025

    As the financial services industry piles billions of pounds into artificial intelligence (AI), firms are lacking adequate measures to maintain safe usage, according to new figures. Fresh data from Big Four accountancy giant EY reveal 26 per cent of companies have no or limited controls in place to ensure AI systems adhere to laws and [...]

  • Pisces rival claims LSE venue won’t give firms enough trading volume

    September 10, 2025

    The London Stock Exchange’s plan to let private companies trade shares just twice a year on a new private stock market will not offer firms or investors enough trading volume, according to the boss of a rival platform that hopes to launch next month. Mike McCudden, chief executive of private shares platform JP Jenkins, told [...]

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