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FCA regulation boosts consumer protection in the funeral plans market
The FCA is authorising 26 providers. These firms hold approximately 1.6 million plans, which make up 87% of the market. -
Hartley Pensions Limited enters administration
On 29 July 2022 the directors of Hartley Pensions appointed Peter Kubik and Brian Johnson of UHY Hacker Young LLP as joint administrators at the request of the FCA. -
FCA publishes Decision Notices for Carillion plc (in liquidation) and three of its former executive directors
The FCA has imposed a public censure on Carillion, rather than a financial penalty, given the firm is insolvent and in liquidation -
The FCA’s Consumer Duty will lead to a major shift in financial services
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed its plans to bring in a new Consumer Duty, which will fundamentally improve how firms serve consumers. -
Funeral plan providers – list of firms not authorised from 29 July 2022
Firms that will not be authorised to sell new funeral plans after 29 July and you should not buy a new plan from them. -
The Bank of England, PRA and FCA set out potential measures to oversee critical third parties in a move to increase resilience of the financial sector
The Bank of England, the Prudential Regulation Authority and FCA set out potential measures to oversee and strengthen the resilience of services provided by critical third parties to the UK financial sector. -
Updating our website
Over the coming months you will notice some changes to the site as we review and refresh our content and design. -
Half a million consumers paying less credit card interest following FCA intervention
Nearly 600,000 people are now paying less in interest and charges on their credit card debt because of changes made by the FCA. -
FCA fines The TJM Partnership Limited (in liquidation) £2 million for serious financial crime control failings in relation to cum-ex trading
The FCA has fined The TJM Partnership Limited (in liquidation) £2,038,700 for failing to ensure it had effective systems and controls to identify and reduce the risk of financial crime and money laundering in its business. This is the third case -
FCA tells banks to improve treatment of struggling small business borrowers
Follow a review of collection practices, the FCA tells banks they must treat small business customers fairly when collecting and recovering debts.