Tag Archives: Martin Arnold
The FCA – less messing about – more action
In 2024 it announced 41 enforcement actions, and in the 2025 calendar year there were 33, both above its historic annual average of between 20 and 25. “We are conducting fewer investigations, faster,” Therese Chambers (one of two enforcement directors) … Continue reading
“Yet to buyers” and “propertied pensioners”; we should have the spaces we need
Martin Arnold brings the pensioner together with the first time buyer in this fascinating article. He is talking in the FT about the work of the FCA, an organisation that is really getting its act together. It [FCA] also plans … Continue reading