James Hurley

Claim there was ‘never a deal to be done’ with Bristol Myers Squibb came after the original report led to a 9% slide in the FTSE 100 company’s shares

The agency is putting more pressure on leaders who fail to file company documents on time, with 23 people disqualified in the first six months of the year

Shares in the property regeneration company rise after John Whittaker’s real estate firm makes offer at a 20% premium of its previous closing price

Watchdog raises concerns over the financial crime risk associated with firms that are not covered by most City rules

As the Pubs Code Adjudicator investigates how the UK’s largest pubs group treats its tenants, the regulator itself is facing an in-depth review

Loss-making Avant Homes given more time to repay taxpayers, prompting accusations that the government is bailing out its wealthy US owner, Elliott Management

Loan note investors have been hit hard after lenders including NatWest, Lloyds and Barclays missed red flags over scams totalling billions of pounds

Financial Conduct Authority warns lenders that processed funds despite red flags they were suspected Ponzi schemes

The company used ‘loan notes’, which are at the centre of concerns about mis-selling, undisclosed commissions and misuse of investor funds

A rise in individual voluntary arrangements takes the number of people in England and Wales who cannot pay their debts to the highest levels since late 2022