The UK fund manager has received a 6 mln pound penalty for poorly managing liquidity risks in his 10 bln pound vehicle.

Former star stock picker Neil Woodford and his company are facing a near 46 million pound ($61 million) combined fine over ...

The UK regulator has also fined Woodford Investment Management, the company he founded in 2014, £40m and banned the former ...

City regulator to launch payout scheme after Supreme Court ruling spares motor industry's 'worst-case scenario' ...

FirstRand Ltd., South Africa’s biggest bank by market value, may revise the amount of provisions it set aside to cover ...

A compensation scheme to pay out drivers who were mis-sold car loans could cost as much as £18 billion, the financial ...

Banks will pay out “substantially less” compensation for hidden commission in car finance loans than they did during the ...

Don't go to a third party claims company! Parkers tells you everything you need to know about claiming your mis-sold ...

The president, citing his own experience, puts a spotlight on an abuse by big banks at home and abroad.

What does obtaining FCA Approval represent for Moneta Markets? Securing FCA Approval to act as controller of VIBHS is a ...

The Financial Conduct Authority will consult on an industry-wide compensation scheme for victims of the car finance scandal.

A campaign group is calling for former fund manager Neil Woodford to forfeit his CBE, after the regulator found he had made ...