Financial Conduct Authority chief executive designate Martin Wheatley tells advisers they can help identify problems before they arise.

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Regulator responds to ‘day of action’ FSCS campaign

The Information Commissioner’s Office says law firm Herbert Smith is likely to have breached data protection rules in disclosing the names of Keydata investors and the amount they have been paid in compensation.

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ICO says FSCS law firm could have breached data rules on Keydata

Information Commissioner says it is unlikely law firm complied with data protection act in disclosing client details.

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FSCS lawyers may have breached data rules over Keydata letters

FSCS is moving in on IFAs that sold Keydata Lifemark plans.

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Dealing with FSCS Keydata letters

Hargreaves Lansdown and Aifa have raised serious concerns about FSA proposals to allow directors and managers of failed firms to claim from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

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Furore over FSA plan to let failed directors claim on FSCS

Why should IFAs who never touched Arch cru fund a sum greater than Capita and others?

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Arch cru fallout highlights FSCS broken model

The FSCS has confirmed that extra claims of up to £33m which may be triggered by firms defaulting due to the FSA’s consumer redress scheme have not been factored into current levy estimates.

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FSCS: Possible £33m extra Arch cru claims not factored into levy

The FSCS has confirmed that extra claims of up to £33m which may be triggered by firms defaulting due to the FSA’s consumer redress scheme have not been factored into current levy estimates.

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Extra claims not factored into levy

The FSCS has received 48 claims against Pave Financial Management and paid out almost £56,000 in compensation so far.

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Ucis IFA declared in default

The FSCS has received 48 claims against Pave Financial Management and paid out almost £56,000 in compensation so far.

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Ucis IFA declared in default