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Scam warning as record amount lost to fraudsters in 2023 - the signs to look for - Vimarsana News

Scam warning as record amount lost to fraudsters in 2023 - the signs to look for

Trade association UK Finance said a record amount was lost to purchase scams in 2023, with people being tricked into paying for goods that never materialised.

FCA's bold move: the case for naming investigated firms - Vimarsana News

FCA's bold move: the case for naming investigated firms

In an ever-evolving financial landscape, the role of regulatory bodies like the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is crucial in maintaining transparency and accountability. However, recent proposals by the FCA to name and shame firms under investigation have sparked significant debate within the financial services industry. In an article in City AM yesterday, entitled “UK Finance…

Source: yahoo.com
UK Finance CEO: FCA's name and shame plans will harm UK competitiveness - Vimarsana News

UK Finance CEO: FCA's name and shame plans will harm UK competitiveness

Improving transparency is well and good, but the FCA's name and shame plans will damage innocent firms, writes UK Finance CEO David Postings.

Source: cityam.com
Multiple rate rises have impacted first-time buyers greatly, says UK Finance - Vimarsana News

Multiple rate rises have impacted first-time buyers greatly, says UK Finance

The number of mortgages handed out to first-time buyers last year was the lowest since 2013, down 22.4% compared with 2022

Banks under pressure? Top MP: 'Going to have to get a smaller violin' - Vimarsana News

Banks under pressure? Top MP: 'Going to have to get a smaller violin'

"We will be going through the results with a fine tooth comb," Harriett Baldwin, chair of the Treasury Committee, told City A.M.

Source: cityam.com