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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
UK Financial Conduct Authority and Australian Securities and Investments Commission agree to strengthen cooperation post-Brexit
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) today announced they have agreed two Memoranda of Understanding to ensure there is continuity once the UK leaves the European Union. The MoUs -
Regimes for EEA firms and investment funds that passported into the UK
EEA-based firms and investment funds can no longer passport into the UK. Find out about the regimes that help those firms operate or wind down their business. -
Helping people access cash
How new legislation has given the FCA powers to act where it finds or anticipate significant impacts on consumers’ ability to access cash. -
2018 fines
This table contains information about fines published during the calendar year ending 2018. The total amount of fines is £60,467,212. -
Vote Reporting: A consultation and discussion paper from the Vote Reporting Group
This Vote Reporting Group consultation proposes a voluntary, standardised and comprehensive ‘vote reporting template’ for asset managers to communicate to asset owner clients on their voting activity. -
Change in Control
Find out when you need to notify us to acquire or change control in a firm that we regulate. -
Regulation of Digital Assets in the UK
Speech by Sarah Pritchard, Executive Director of Markets, and Executive Director of International, at City Week 2023. -
An update on our approach to authorisation and our Brexit preparations
Speech by Sarah Rapson, Director, Authorisations at the Association of Professional Compliance Consultants (APCC) Autumn Conference. -
2019 fines
This page contains information about enforcement fines published during the calendar year ending 2019. -
Brexit: information for the banking and payment sectors in the UK
Information on how UK firms should approach servicing customers based in the EEA, now that the transition period has ended.