Paul Schott Stevens talks about shaping lawmakers’ perception of asset management

Regulators look at whether businesses could imperil stability of financial markets

Regulation, Brexit and fee pressure will be persistent issues for money managers

Leading lenders gear up to compete in new landscape that isolates shadow-banking activity

Beijing is opening the door to overseas investment managers but it is unlikely to let the world’s biggest firms dominate its market

The tiny European state has been jolted in the past year by court cases in which local financiers have been accused of abusing clients’ funds

Moves by Ireland and Luxembourg are expected to prompt other regulators to take a similar line

Member of prized OECD whitelist faces questions over arrival of now frozen funds

Policymakers are trying to steer more UK schemes towards sustainable investing

Investment Association calls on the FCA to suspend controversial Priips requirements

Report on world’s biggest asset owners sheds light on poorly understood charges

Royal commission into misconduct advises against introducing new financial laws

Millions of savers may be paying more than the charge cap, MPs told

Survey of fund houses shows half have put contingency plans into action

Regulator urges online providers to scrap exit fees and make it easier to switch

Financial watchdog raises concern on difficulty in switching services

Financial watchdog denies pursuit of highly contentious changes to ‘delegation’ rules

FCA says incidents drop in same week that Barclays’ Jes Staley fined for behaviour

Groups beef up specialist role as regulatory change moves centre stage

Campaigners raise concerns about ‘shocking’ costs and lack of competition