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Financial watchdog fines Equifax Ltd £11 million for role in one of the largest cyber security breaches in history
FCA fines Equifax £11,164,400 for failing to manage and monitor the security of UK consumer data it had outsourced to its parent company based in the US. -
FCA fines ADM Investor Services International Limited £6,470,600 for serious financial crime control failings
The broker has been fined for inadequate anti-money laundering (AML) systems and controls. -
FCA sets out initial findings on bank account access and closures
The FCA has published the findings of its initial data exercise on bank account access and closures. -
Calibrating controls to build confident markets
Speech by Sarah Pritchard, Executive Director of Markets and International at the Financial Crime Summit 2023 by 1LoD. -
FCA launches review of treatment of Politically Exposed Persons
The FCA has today set out issues it will consider as part of a review of the treatment of domestic Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) by financial services firms. -
FCA fines Bastion Capital London Limited £2.5m for serious financial control failings
The FCA has fined Bastion Capital London Limited (in liquidation) £2,452,700 for serious financial crime control failings in relation to cum-ex trading. -
Our emerging regulatory approach to Big Tech and Artificial Intelligence
Speech by Nikhil Rathi, our Chief Executive, delivered at The Economist, London. -
The Financial Conduct Authority continues crackdown on unregistered crypto ATMs in the UK
Since the start of 2023, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has visited and inspected 34 locations across the UK suspected of hosting crypto ATMs. -
Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee sets out next steps to help UK open banking grow
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FCA fines ED&F Man Capital Markets Ltd £17.2m for serious failings which enabled millions in illegitimate tax reclaims
The FCA has fined ED&F Man Capital Markets Ltd (‘MCM’) £17,219,300 for serious failings in its oversight of cum-ex trading. These failings allowed MCM to collect fees for trading strategies designed to enable its clients to illegitimately