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Which? declares insurance market “broken” in formal super-complaint to FCA
Which? takes extraordinary step of using its statutory powers to submit a super-complaint to the FCA over its concerns about home and travel insurance.
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Unregulated stablecoins pose risk to financial stability, BIS adviser warns
Senior adviser at the Bank for International Settlements says the digital asset cannot yet replace traditional money.
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FCA and politicians can work together. But can they work at the same pace?
Facing harsh criticism from government and parliament, the UK’s regulator continues to defend highlighting measures in support of economic growth.
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New UK regulation seeks ban on consumers’ borrowing to buy crypto
The proposals are part of the UK’s plan to bring all crypto assets under a standard regulatory framework.
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Swedish FSA lists four areas of consumer protection priorities for 2025
Finansinspektionen has announced it will investigate unsuitable savings, such as crypto and advice from finfluencers.
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Understanding the CMA’s new consumer protection enforcement powers
The CMA has finalized its guidance on its new consumer protection enforcement powers under the DMCCA, effective from April 6, 2025.
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FCA work in review: April 7-13, 2025
Our at-a-glance guide to a busy week of FCA activity.
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House votes to gut two consumer protection rules
These legislative efforts coincide with President Trump’s moves to shrink the federal government.