Crispin Odey "repeatedly violated" ethical rules for those working in financial services by frustrating an internal investigation into his sexual misconduct, the Financial Conduct Authority told the first day of an appeal hearing on Tuesday.
Crispin Odey "repeatedly violated" ethical rules for those working in financial services by frustrating an internal investigation into his sexual misconduct, the Financial Conduct Authority told the first day of an appeal hearing on Tuesday.
Avison Young has settled a claim worth almost £28.5 million ($38.3 million) from a group of lenders that alleged the property services giant provided a negligent valuation which led them to issue loans for a failed holiday park development.
The U.K.'s accounting watchdog on Tuesday launched a probe into two former employees of Vistry in the wake of a £165 million ($222 million) miscalculation two years ago that cut into the homebuilder's profits.
A tribunal has refused to reopen a former employee's case against KPMG, finding she was not misled when she withdrew her claims against the Big Four firm before emergency tax was applied to her settlement payout.
The Financial Conduct Authority called on pensions providers and managers on Tuesday to prioritize further engagement with the regulator on a planned framework for workplace pensions, asking them to show how much value for money they offer.
The Association of British Insurers said on Tuesday that it backed the "united approach" at the heart of the government's latest fraud strategy, which is designed to prevent the most common crime in the U.K.
The conflict in the Middle East has introduced "significant volatility and uncertainty" for pension scheme trustees despite the aggregate funding surplus of U.K. defined benefit plans growing in February, Broadstone said Tuesday.
