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  1. FCA fines The Bank of New York Mellon London branch and The Bank of New York Mellon International Limited £126 million for failure to comply with the Custody Rules

    Press Releases Published: 15/04/2015 Last modified: 15/04/2015
    FCA fines The Bank of New York Mellon London branch and The Bank of New York Mellon International Limited £126 million for failure to comply with the Custody Rules. ... Were it not for this discount, the financial penalty would have been £180 million.
  2. Clydesdale Bank fined £20,678,300 for serious failings in PPI complaint handling

    Press Releases Published: 14/04/2015 Last modified: 30/09/2016
    This is the largest ever fine imposed by the FCA for failings relating to PPI. ... The fact that Clydesdale misled the Financial Ombudsman by providing false information about the information it held is particularly serious and this is reflected in the
  3. Kenneth Carver fined £35,212 for insider dealing

    Press Releases Published: 30/03/2015 Last modified: 30/11/2016
    Carver’s fine level has been reduced due to his significant cooperation with the FCA investigation.”. ... Had it not been for this, the Authority would have imposed a financial penalty of £122,212.
  4. FCA bans and fines two individuals for pension advice failings

    Press Releases Published: 20/03/2015 Last modified: 24/03/2020
    Lloyd Pope and Peter Legerton, former directors of advisory firm TailorMade Independent Ltd (TMI) (firm now dissolved), have been banned from senior positions in financial services by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
  5. Tribunal partly upholds the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to fine Tariq Carrimjee for assisting a client to commit market abuse

    Press Releases Published: 06/03/2015 Last modified: 06/03/2015
    Tribunal partly upholds the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to fine Tariq Carrimjee for assisting a client to commit market abuse. ... The Tribunal upheld the FCA’s decision to impose a penalty of £89,004 and found that Carrimjee’s failings
  6. FCA fines Aviva Investors £17.6m for systems and controls failings that led to its failure to manage conflicts of interest fairly

    Press Releases Published: 24/02/2015 Last modified: 24/02/2015
    FCA fines Aviva Investors £17.6m for systems and controls failings that led to its failure to manage conflicts of interest fairly. ... Were it not for this discount, the FCA would have imposed a financial penalty of £25,152,900 on Aviva Investors.
  7. Two former senior executives of Martin Brokers fined and banned for compliance failings related to LIBOR

    Press Releases Published: 22/01/2015 Last modified: 22/01/2015
    Without the discount, the fines would have been £300,000 and £150,000 respectively. ... Martins would have been fined £3.600.000 but for the fact that the firm was able to show that it could not pay a penalty of this amount in addition
  8. FCA fines Reckitt Benckiser £539,800 for listing rule failures

    Press Releases Published: 20/01/2015 Last modified: 30/08/2015
    FCA fines Reckitt Benckiser £539,800 for listing rule failures. Press Releases First published:. ... Code. RB agreed to settle at an early stage of the investigation qualifying for a 30% discount, without which the FCA would have imposed a financial
  9. Tribunal upholds the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to censure Arch Financial Products and to fine and ban two of its partners

    Press Releases Published: 20/01/2015 Last modified: 24/11/2021
    The Upper Tribunal (Tribunal) has upheld the decision of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to issue a public censure against Arch Financial Products LLP (Arch), and to prohibit Robin Farrell, its chief executive, and Robert Addison, a senior
  10. FCA Enforcement and the Wholesale Markets

    Speeches Published: 26/11/2014 Last modified: 30/01/2015
    Speech by Tracey McDermott, Director of Enforcement and Financial Crime at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), delivered at the 13th Annual FX Week Europe, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered