The first ever King’s Speech involving matters of public governance was given in 1067, following William the Conqueror’s ...

The bill will cap ground rents at £250, introduce a ban on the use of leasehold for new flats, and implement a new process ...

Following today’s King’s Speech, changes to the Financial Ombudsman Service and Senior Managers and Certification Regime ...

First introduced into England and Wales in 2002, commonhold is a system of land tenure whereby occupiers own the freehold of ...

Under the Pension Schemes Act 2026, defined contribution schemes will be required to demonstrate that their size can deliver ...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is reviewing how advisers and platforms handle bereaved customers, looking at service ...

Research has found that 29 per cent of Britons have kept their wealth secret from their partners — with an average asset ...

A new financial services bill is expected to be unveiled in the Kings Speech today (May 13). At 11.30am, King Charles will ...

Tributes have been paid to Mark Goold who played a “significant role in supporting industry standards”. The funeral of Goold, who was a technical specialist at the Financial Conduct Authority, will be ...

The government has announced plans to modernise regulation to support growth and innovation, saying the current system is “frequently complex, risk averse, slow to adapt and poorly suited to modern ...

FCA joint executive of enforcement and market oversight, Therese Chambers, said: “Breuer sought to evade paying compensation ...

The popularity of track rate mortgages have trebled as the impact of the war in the Middle East continues to ripple through ...