Quality of work and viability of their business would be hit, accountants warn regulator

Ex-senior staff at Japan’s largest lender censured for failing to disclose action by US authorities

Regulations would force lenders to inform customers they can make new claims

Probe focuses on competency at global banking and markets division

Financiers fear UK and EU negotiators are closing in on an inadequate agreement

Despite Northern Ireland deadlock, issues affecting the City are all but settled

Short-term permission reflects Brussels’ fears over financial stability of bloc

FCA consultation comes as task force says leveraged derivatives riskier than cryptoassets

SFO loses legal battle against bank over 2008 £6.1bn Qatari deal

Report in wake of RBS and HBOS scandals points to lack of oversight

PRA chief addresses ability to withstand severe Brexit dislocation

Ombudsman service needs more powers to support SMEs, says Walker review

FCA proposes lifting compensation award limit to £350,000 after calls to strengthen regulation

Regulator says 1,300 companies with activities in UK would sign up to proposal

UK central bank predicts Europe will bear cost of disruption to clearing if no action taken

‘Back-to-back’ arrangement would have helped keep staff and capital in London

Regulator accused of kicking contentious charging model into ‘long grass’

Talks for memorandum of understanding begin as fears grow over no-deal Brexit

Investment Association calls on the FCA to suspend controversial Priips requirements

Weak defences left customers vulnerable to ‘largely avoidable’ attack in 2016

Citizens Advice calls on CMA to investigate penalties of staying put in telecoms and finance markets