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Regulator puts time limit on seven million card and fraud protection customer compensation payments.
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Regulators worry that criminals are making use of new technologies like bitcoin to avoid law enforcement.
Libor Fixing Scandal: FCA Issues 2 Warning Notices to Rate Submitter and Bank Manager
FCA issues Warning Notice for the first time since it was given the power to do
Lloyds PPI Costs Hit £9.8bn as it Eyes Summer 2014 TSB Share Sale
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Money transmitters are required to register with US FinCEN and has further reporting requirements.
Financial Ombudsman Boss Natalie Ceeney Joins HSBC as Head of Customer Services
After being at the helm of taking on the banks over mis-selling, Ceeney jumps ship
State Street Gets £22.9m Fine for Deliberately Overcharging Clients
Financial Conduct Authority fines State Street for marking up fees and commission.
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Libya Sues Goldmans Sachs for $1bn Over Colonel Gaddafi's Investment Fund
Libya's sovereign wealth fund claims Goldman exploited a lack of financial expertise.
Chinese New Year 2014: China One-Child Policy and Social Reforms to Boost China Economic Growth
Duncan Lawrie Private Bank eyes significant economic boost from social reform pledges
Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Seeks Extra £19m for Fraud Investigations
The Serious Fraud Office needs more cash to help pay for complex probes
Chinese New Year 2014: China Urges Firework Ban as it Grapples Smog Crisis
China urges people to ring in the Year of the Horse without fireworks.
US Justice Department Wants BP Banned From Future Government Contracts
DoJ says BP failed to demonstrate it is a "responsible federal contractor."
Chinese New Year 2014: RMB Liberalisation and Yuan Growth
HSBC's Hong Kong chief executive outlines the growth of one of the world's most lucrative markets
China Probes $1.6bn Credit-Card Abuse by Company Executives
PBOC launched probe into abuses of credit card pre-authorisations earlier in January.
RBS GRG: Tomlinson Reveals 1,000 More Firms Accuse Bank of Engineering Bankruptcy
Lawrence Tomlinson unveils dossier of complaints over RBS's controversial unit
Qualcomm Could Face $1bn Fine in China Antitrust Probe
China's NDRC probing Qualcomm for probable violation of anti-monopoly law.
Google to Settle Antitrust Case with EU Regulators
The settlement means Google will avoid a £3m fine from the European Commission
FCA Bans BGC Broker Tony Verrier from Financial Services on Tullett Prebon 'Poaching Spree'
The regulator found that Anthony Verrier is not a fit and proper person due poaching clients
Financial Ombudsman Service Handled 6,000 PPI Complaints a Week
Fos received 79,578 payment protection insurance complaints the third quarter of the financial year
Jeffries Pays $25m to Settle Civil and Criminal Mortgage Probes
Jefferies Group is a US investment bank owned by Leucadia National Corp
Co-op's Ex-Chairman Paul Flowers 'Scored Well in a Psychometric Test' Before Appointment
Former Co-op Bank deputy chairman Rodney Baker-Bates gives evidence over 'Crystal Methodist' Flowers
RBS Puts Aside Extra £3.1bn to Settle Claims on Financial Scandals
RBS faces waves more of claims relating to mortgage-backed securities, PPI claims and interest rate hedging.
EU Financial Transaction Tax: Pierre Moscovici and Wolfgang Schaeuble Pledge to Protect Own Banking Sectors
UK Chancellor George Osborne opposes EU financial transaction tax over potential to damage City of London finance sector
FCA Pledges £31m Compensation Pot for Arch Cru Mis-Selling Victims
The Financial Conduct Authority promises Arch Cru victims millions of pounds in compensation
Libor Fixing Scandal: Deutsche Bank Clears Co-Chief Anshu Jain in Internal Probe
Deutsche Bank's internal review clears one of its bosses of involvement in rate rigging.
David Cameron Pledges to Slash Business Regulation
Cameron plans to appeal for support from the business world in the run-up to the 2015 election
Lloyds Customers Hit By Bank IT Glitch
Lloyds follows in RBS footsteps with mass banking glitch
Fiat-Chrysler May Pick NYSE For Primary Flotation Alongside UK Tax Base
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne to recommend Milan-based Borsa Italiana for secondary listing.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Cries that $13bn Mortgage Scandal Fines Were 'Unfair'
JPM's Dimon said a lot of the government fines and settlements over mortgage securities were 'unfair'
SEC Suspends Big Four Accountants Over US-Listed Chinese Firms
US SEC Judge Cameron Elliot suspends KPMG, Deloitte & Touche, PricewaterhouseCoopers and EY for six months
Sir Andrew Large Refutes Claims That RBS Engineered Firms into Bankruptcy for Profit
Lawrence Tomlinson, an adviser to Britain's business secretary Vince Cable, claimed that RBS pushed businesses into default
Bernie Madoff Back in Prison After Heart Attack Recovery
Madoff also has stage 4 kidney disease and is back in prison
Scottish Independence Poll: 'Yes' Voters would U-turn if Independence Costs them £500 a Year
ScotCen Social Research shows personal economic factors matter most to voters
UK Loses EU Court Challenge to ESMA's Short-Selling Ban Powers
UK Treasury challenged European Securities and Markets Authority emergency power to ban short-selling in EU member states.
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