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Relaxing bank leverage rules carries real risk, BoE warns
Banking lobby groups in the US and the UK have been calling for relaxation of rules around bank leverage. But the UK’s top banking regulator says current circumstances are too volatile for any risky change.
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Banks must do more to prevent romance fraud, says FCA
The FCA’s review of romance fraud cases in the UK suggests measures for detection, prevention and supporting victims. We summarise the key findings.
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FCA cuts legal text on capital rules by 70% to reduce regulatory burden
Announcement the latest in a series of measures by the FCA aimed at aligningment with the government’s pro-growth agenda.
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Bowman, Bessent emphasize tailored approaches to regulation
Board of Governors’ Vice Chair and Treasury Secretary addressed Community Bank Conference.
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FCA work in review: October 7-14, 2025
Our weekly roundup of the latest news and developments from the FCA.
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Crypto reaches the end of the beginning
We take a look at the origins of the idea of cryptocurrency and assess how far we’ve come from those initial visions.
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FCA announces £8 billion redress scheme for victims of ‘unfair motor loans’
The final figure of around £8.2 billion ($10.99 billion) is less than previous estimates, but good news for around 14 million people.
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S-Bank fined €1.8m for data security vulnerability in its mobile app
Some customers fell victim to a data breach which caused financial losses.