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The Financial Services Authority and the US Securities and Exchange Commission are discussing approaches to reporting and other regulatory requirements for hedge funds and their advisers, the respective heads of the two organisations say.

Some small self-invested personal pension operators are failing to meet the Financial Services Authority's treating customers fairly guidelines and must improve, the regulator has warned.

Sebastian Cheek discusses the ever more pressing need to improve administrative processes to keep scheme data secure and up-to-date Keeping your admin secure

UK - The number of complaints about life and pensions products has fallen by 76%, latest Financial Services Authority data reveals.

The number of complaints about life and pensions products has fallen by 76%, latest Financial Services Authority data reveals.

Regulatory authorities must consider the UK's unique reliance on annuity providers for retirement income when it comes to implementing Pillar I of Solvency II, Mercer says.

The Financial Services Authority will give a fifth of its employees a 10% pay rise to compensate for the closure of its final salary scheme next year.

More than two-thirds of scheme managers believe schemes need to do more to protect member data and prevent confidential details from being lost or stolen.

The Financial Services Authority has dismissed concerns over any possible contrast between Sir David Walker's recommendations on shareholder engagement and its own rules.

As the Group SIPP market looks set to enjoy a healthy rate of growth, Helen Morrissey looks at the key drivers behind expansion in the market