Speech by Adair Turner, FSA Chairman, at the Central Bank of Ireland Conference on ?Financial Regulation: The Response to the Crisis?, Dublin

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Financial risk and regulation: do we need more Europe or less?

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Exillon Energy plc (Exillon) £292,950 for failing to identify around £930,000 of payments to its former Chairman and beneficiary of the major shareholder as related party transactions, and failing to disclose them to the FSA in a timely manner.

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Exillon Energy plc fined £292,950 for listing rule breaches

Speech by Lord Turner, FSA Chairman at the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) John Hopkins University

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Securitisation, shadow banking and the value of financial innovation

Speech by Lord Turner, FSA Chairman at the CASS Business School

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Shadow Banking and Financial Instability

Investors face a number of problems that “cannot be solved by transparency”, according to Steven Maijoor, the chairman of Esma.

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European regulator warns on quality of advice and products

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) today announced the appointment of Lawrence Churchill CBE as the new Chairman of the Board of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) for three years. He will take up his appointment on 1 April 2012, succeeding David Hall CBE.

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FSA appoints new Board Chairman for Financial Services Compensation Scheme

In a speech at the Mansion House tonight, the chairman of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), Lord Turner, said that the reform of the regulatory structure in the UK would help ensure better results than in the past, but also highlighted remaining uncertainties and issues which needed detailed consideration by Parliament and by society at large before legislation was passed into law.

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The Mansion House City Banquet speech

Martin Wheatley a Financial Services Authority (FSA) Managing Director and US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Mary L Schapiro today jointly hosted a roundtable discussion in London with global regulators on market structures.

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FSA and SEC host roundtable discussion on market structures

Europe could be made less competitive if the proposed shake-up of the accountancy profession is imposed, the chairman of the firm has warned

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PwC hits out at Brussels reforms

The Jackson Hole summit has traditionally been seen as a way to pick up the central threads of economic debate and search for clues over the future direction of policy.

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Policymakers steer clear of macroeconomic banana skins