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An investigation published today ruled that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) failed to protect the British Steel pension scheme - with some members missing out on as much as £489,000 in life savings

Ashley Alder will join UK watchdog, which is mired in internal strife, in January 2023

Sheldon Mills, executive director of consumers and competition at the FCA, told the PA news agency the organisation and lenders have to be proactive.

Experts have issued an urgent warning amid as scam that has been on the go for the last year targeting people who are in need of financial help - many of which have seen hundreds if not thousand being drained from their banks.

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Government plans law change to bring some forms of unregulated BNPL products into Financial Conduct Authority regulation

The London Metal Exchange is being sued for $456 million (£363 million) over its decision to suspend nickel trading and cancel a day of trades.

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Chris Sheppard and wife Elaine handed the money to Michael Haston who was previously at the centre of a fraud investigation.

Michael Haston was nan was a major investor in Scotland's space race.

The UK government on Wednesday said it would legally guarantee access to cash as banks increasingly shut branches in the digital age. "Millions of people across the UK will benefit from new legislation to protect access to cash," the Treasury said in a statement. Under the legislation, the Financial Conduct…