The accounting watchdog said Thursday that it has opened an investigation into PwC's audit of the 2023 consolidated financial statements of investment company Digital 9 Infrastructure.
The accounting watchdog said Thursday that it has opened an investigation into PwC's audit of the 2023 consolidated financial statements of investment company Digital 9 Infrastructure.
A financial adviser has lost his challenge to a ban for failing to comply with regulatory requirements for six years, as a tribunal ruled that having to move house because of a stalker and suffering health problems did not excuse him.
A former Deutsche Bank trader has hit back at the lender's counterclaim, denying that his conviction for tricking market competitors through a "spoofing" scheme voids his £12 million ($16 million) claim.
Fidelity Investments does not need to pay or reinstate a member of staff while he waits for a judge to rule on his claims for unfair dismissal and whistleblowing detriment because the case was not sufficiently clear-cut, an employment tribunal has ruled.
The former chief executive of a crypto-asset company fought against extradition to the U.S. on fraud charges on Thursday, telling a London court that it would violate his human rights as he would be at an increased risk of suicide.
The Federal Reserve said Thursday that it has closed out another batch of longstanding enforcement actions against big banks, freeing Crédit Agricole, Goldman Sachs and Taiwan's Mega Bank from orders that date to at least 2018.
The Financial Conduct Authority has found in a review that banks, asset managers and other financial institutions are failing to make proper background checks on customers to prevent crime.
Insurance Europe has urged European Union lawmakers to give workplace pension institutions that are regulated as insurers the same fast-track dividend tax relief as other pension providers in tax reforms which are pending.
The owner of the London Stock Exchange said Thursday that it will begin a new share buyback program worth up to £900 million ($1.2 billion) as it continues its long-term plan to return cash to shareholders and reduce the company's share capital.
Debt management firm Axactor said Thursday it has acquired a portfolio of unsecured, nonperforming loans from Spanish bank Sabadell with a book value of approximately €3 billion ($3.5 billion) in one of the largest such transactions in recent years.
Energy investor SDCL said Thursday that it has decided to wind down after its shareholders rejected a proposal to restructure the business and raise equity, despite the board's faith in the plans.
