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Update on mortgages, consumer credit, banking and payments during coronavirus
We are publishing an update on issues relating to mortgages, consumer credit, banking and payments during coronavirus. This confirms our finalised guidance on repossessions for mortgages and consumer credit, as well as the FCA’s intention to -
FCA and FRC joint statement reminding companies that extended financial information timelines continue to apply
In a joint statement, the FCA and the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) have asked firms to stay aware of the current measures in place, considering the situation created by coronavirus (Covid-19). -
Half of reporting firms moved to FCA’s new data collection platform
50% of firms who have previously submitted their regulatory reporting on Gabriel are now using RegData. -
FCA reminds firms to regularly review regulatory permissions
We are reminding firms of their obligation to regularly review regulatory permissions to ensure they are up to date and removed where they are not needed. -
FCA publishes Defined Benefit Advice Assessment Tool
The DBAAT helps the market understand how we assess the suitability of defined benefit pension transfer advice -
FCA warns consumers about unauthorised forex investment xchloesworld
The FCA has updated its consumer warning against an unauthorised online trader using Instagram, known as chloefxtrades / chloehenx, to include a further account xchloesworld. -
FCA proposes update to guidance on mortgages and consumer credit repossessions
In November 2020, we announced further support for mortgage and consumer credit borrowers experiencing payment difficulties as a result of coronavirus (Covid-19). -
FCA warns consumers of the risks of investments advertising high returns based on cryptoassets
The FCA is aware that some firms are offering investments in cryptoassets, or lending or investments linked to cryptoassets, that promise high returns. Investing in cryptoassets, or investments and lending linked to them, generally involves taking -
MoUs with European authorities in the areas of securities, investment services and asset management, insurance and pensions, and banking
MoUs that came into effect at the end of the Brexit transition period. -
Statement on use of the Temporary Transitional Power to modify the UK’s derivatives trading obligation
We welcome the announcement of a Trade and Cooperation Agreement and the Joint Declaration on financial services regulatory cooperation.