Its long term future may be hazy at the moment, but the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA) has been granted greater prosecution powers by a recent ruling by the Court of Appeal in London. The ruling could mean the regulator is able to prosecute criminal infractions that are not currently legally under its remit such as money laundering.

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