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Earlier this year we revealed how building societies had referred thousands of elderly customers to unregulated companies.

Baroness Susan Kramer has called for a judge-led inquiry into the Blackmore Bond saga. Kramer, who is a life peer in the House of Lords, was speaking this morning (17 August) in a conference organised by the Transparency Task Force.

The Transparency Task Force (TTF), a pro-consumer lobby group, has decried the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) over its Consumer Duty rules, saying it fails to adequately protect the interest of consumers. The group said the FCA’s Consumer Duty final rules for firms, which were published on 27 July, did not provide

The Transparency Task Force (TTF), a pro-consumer lobby group, has decried the Financial Conduct Authority over its Consumer Duty, saying it fails to adequately protect the interest of consumers.

Campaign fails to tackle rising scam threat despite ad campaign

We paid £2,220 for legal documents, but cancelled the agreement during the cooling-off period. Weve heard nothing about a refund.

We paid £2,220 for legal documents, but cancelled the agreement during the cooling-off period. Weve heard nothing about a refund.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out a three-year strategy to improve outcomes for consumers while saying it would publish and hold itself accountable against outcomes and performance metrics.

Non-executive directors at the Financial Conduct Authority have found themselves under fire once again

Non-executive directors (NED) at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have found themselves under fire once again, with the board receiving an open letter accusing them of failure to act and the regulator itself now in receipt of a letter before action.