Topic: Regulation
Finance News
Levelling Up Committee launches inquiry on improving the home buying and selling process
Regulation
FCA launches new guidance for financial services advertising
Later Life
Consumer Duty provides a catalyst for later life innovation, industry experts say
Mortgages
123,000 mortgage holders reduce rates under Mortgage Charter: FCA
Regulation
FCA tells advisers to improve retirement income support
Regulation
FCA hands out £6m fine and ban for CEO of "sham trading scheme"
Finance News
FCA launches review of firms' treatment of vulnerable customers
Mortgages
L&G Mortgage Club launches new 'Referral Pro' tool for advisers
Regulation
FCA fines financial advice firm £900,000
Regulation
Paradigm launches new Consumer Duty support
Commercial
FCA to investigate use of personal guarantees in small business lending
Special Features
Financial services companies must make sure their digital presence is human
Finance News
FCA's Advisers’ Sustainability Group unveils membership
Regulation
Second phase of Consumer Duty just as important as the first, FCA warns
Blogs
Tom Molloy: Assessing the impact of Consumer Duty for self-build clients
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This week's biggest stories:
MPowered Mortgages
MPowered closes to new business amid potential sale
FCA
FCA bans and fines adviser £100,000
The Mortgage Lender
The Mortgage Lender cuts buy-to-let rates and adds new cashback incentive
New Build
Barclays and TSB partner with housebuilders to launch new 5% deposit homeownership scheme
Santander
Santander reduces mortgage rates by up to 0.36% and launches new large loans
In The Spotlight
'So much of driving innovation and success hinges on open communication': Louise Apollonio, Shawbrook