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  • Ovo to cough up £10.4m for exposing vulnerable customers to harm

    Energy

    Energy supplier Ovo is set to cough up a hefty sum after an investigation by the watchdog concluded that it had left vulnerable customers at risk of harm. The firm – which focuses on smart technology, green energy tariffs, and carbon-reduction goals – will pay £7m into Ofgem’s voluntary redress fund, which is used for [...]

    Stephen Fitzpatrick is the billionaire founder of Ovo Energy.
  • Number of claims management firms halves after FCA clampdown

    Regulation

    The number of claims management firms authorised by the UK’s financial watchdog has nearly halved since the beginning of the decade after the regulator “raised the bar” for firms in the sector. A Freedom of Information request by financial services consultancy Broadstone revealed 483 claims management companies (CMCs) operate in the sector, compared with 942 [...]

    The FCA has been urged to show change in its motor finance redress scheme.
  • Wise shares plummet as money transfer firm faces fraud investigation

    Fintech

    Shares in money transfer firm Wise have plummeted this morning as the fintech faces an investigation over allegations its accounts have been used for criminal activity. Prosecutors in Belgium opened an investigation last year after discovering Wise accounts had been flagged in hundreds of international criminal requests that spanned over 30 European countries. The transactions [...]

    Wise logo with downward trending stock chart, highlighting fintechs share decline amid Belgium fraud investigation
  • Regulator under pressure as solicitor misconduct reports soar nearly 30 per cent

    May 18, 2026

    Reports about solicitors’ misconduct have spiked by nearly 30 per cent in the past year, new data from the Solicitors’ Regulation Authority (SRA) has revealed. The watchdog, which regulates more than 200,000 solicitors in England and Wales and 9,000 law firms, said there is “a large increase” in misconduct reports and the number of investigations [...]

  • British Gas to cough up £20m for ‘unfair treatment’ of vulnerable customers

    May 15, 2026

    British Gas is set to cough up £20m after the watchdog closed an investigation into the energy giant and found it “fell short in its treatment of an unacceptable number of vulnerable customers”. The investigation looked into British Gas’ treatment of customers who had prepayment meters (PPMs) installed without permission, with consumers set to benefit [...]

  • City watchdog probes Mastercard, Visa, Paypal for alleged anti-competitive conduct

    May 6, 2026

    The City watchdog has confirmed it is investigating a trio of payments giants over alleged anti-competitive conduct. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will probe Mastercard, Paypal and Visa under the Competition Act 1998 regarding its suspected conduct related to the “funding and usage” of Paypal’s digital wallet. Paypal’s digital wallet is an app-based system that [...]

  • Reform MP James McMurdock removes party whip ‘from himself’ over Covid loans investigation

    July 5, 2025

    Reform MP James McMurdock has suspended himself as chief whip following a Sunday Times investigation into his misuse of Covid-19 government loans. McMurdock, who has represented South Basildon and East Thurrock since last July’s general election, is alleged to have borrowed tens of thousands of pounds under the government’s Bounce Back loans scheme, according to a [...]

  • Bankrupt council faces multi-million-pound fraud probe

    June 3, 2025

    The Serious Fraud Office has commenced an investigation into an alleged multi-million-pound fraud committed against Thurrock Council.

  • Primark boss resigns after investigation into social conduct

    March 31, 2025

    Primark boss Paul Marchant has resigned after an investigation into his behaviour by Primark’s parent company ABF. ABF’s share price fell nearly four per cent after the announcement. ABF Finance Director Eoin Tonge will act as Primark chief executive on an interim basis, while ABF Group Financial Controller Joana Edwards will act as interim ABF [...]

  • MK Dons investigating misogynistic posts by new owners’ spokesperson

    September 12, 2024

    MK Dons say they are investigating dozens of misogynistic, racist and homophobic posts written by the mouthpiece for the League Two club’s Kuwaiti ownership. Moath Al Manayes, whose now deleted profile on X stated that he was the “owner’s representative at Milton Keynes Dons”, is understood not to be a direct employee of the club [...]

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