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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
FCA provides update on PPI
The FCA will consider the further feedback and the consultation will close on 11 October 2016. ... The timings above are subject to the feedback received to the further consultation. -
CP23/18: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 41 [pdf]
Once a quarter, we consult on proposed miscellaneous amendments to our Handbook. -
CP23/32: Improving transparency for bond and derivatives markets [pdf]
We are consulting on proposals to improve the transparency regime for bond and derivative markets. -
GC22/2: Branch and ATM closures and conversions: Updated guidance for firms [pdf]
The focus of this guidance consultation is on changes in provision of in-person services. We want firms to support customers effectively through any transitions triggered by changes to access -
CP23/31: Primary Markets Effectiveness Review: Feedback to CP23/10 and detailed proposals for listing rules reforms [pdf]
CP23/31: Primary Markets Effectiveness Review: Feedback to CP23/10 and detailed proposals for listing rules reforms. -
CP22/21: Consultation on ‘synthetic’ US dollar LIBOR and feedback to CP22/11 [pdf]
CP22/21: Consultation on ‘synthetic’ US dollar LIBOR and feedback to CP22/11. -
CP23/26: Implementing the Overseas Funds Regime [pdf]
CP23/26: Implementing the Overseas Funds Regime. -
CP23/17: Rules relating to Securitisation [pdf]
This consultation paper sets out our proposed rules for the UK securitisation markets. -
Andrew Bailey speech at the Annual Public Meeting 2018
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the FCA, delivered at our 2018 Annual Public Meeting. -
CP23/24: Capital deduction for redress: personal investment firms [pdf]
We highlighted the rising cost of FSCS compensation caused by financial advice firms. This rise in FSCS costs has led to criticism from some firms and trade bodies that the levy is unsustainable and that it represents our failure to prevent harm.