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Why does the FCA care about diversity and inclusion?
Speech by Georgina Philippou, Senior Adviser to the FCA on the Public Sector Equality Duty, given at the Ethnic Diversity in the City and Corporate UK Summit. -
FCA responds to independent reviews into its regulation of London Capital & Finance and Connaught
The FCA has responded to the independent investigations of its supervision of London Capital & Finance plc (LCF) and Connaught Income Fund Series 1 and connected companies (Connaught) -
FCA regulation of consumer credit – during the pandemic and beyond
Speech by Nisha Arora, Director of Consumer and Retail Policy, given at the Finance & Leasing Association conference -
Market abuse in a time of coronavirus
Julia Hoggett speaking on market abuse at the Ciy & Financial Global event. -
Pension savers claim over £30 million lost to scams as regulators urge footie fans to show scammers the red card
A total of £30,857,329 has been reportedly lost to pension scammers since 2017 according to complaints filed with Action Fraud, says the Financial Conduct Authority and The Pensions Regulator. -
Capital market regulation and coronavirus
Speech by Mark Steward, Executive Director of Enforcement and Market Oversight, delivered at the ShareSoc Webinar: building market and investor confidence. -
Policy development update
The policy development update provides some information on our recent and upcoming publications but should not be regarded as comprehensive. -
FCA publicly censures Redcentric PLC for market abuse
The FCA has today issued a public censure to to Redcentric PLC (Redcentric) for committing market abuse between 9 November 2015 and 7 November 2016. -
A financial system to support the recovery
Speech by Charles Randell, Chair of the FCA, to a virtual roundtable of bank chairs hosted by UK Finance. -
FCA fines Lloyds Bank, Bank of Scotland and The Mortgage Business £64,046,800 for failures in mortgage arrears handling
The FCA has fined Lloyds Bank, Bank of Scotland and The Mortgage Business £64,046,800 for failures in mortgage arrears handling. The banks estimate they will have paid £300 million in customer redress. The redress programme is nearly complete.