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FCA confirms new rules for P2P platforms
Following consultation, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is introducing rules designed to prevent harm to investors, without stifling innovation in the peer-to-peer (P2P) sector. When the FCA set its first rules for P2P, it committed to keep -
Outsourcing and operational resilience
The FCA explains the implications for operational resilience for regulated firms using outsourcing and other third party service providers, and what it expects from them. -
CP14/8: Quarterly consultation No.5
We are proposing to:. modify the list of appropriate qualifications in the Training and Competence sourcebook. ... make minor amendments to the Handbook as a result of the transfer of consumer credit regulation. -
Electronic money and payment service providers: conduct of business requirements
Read more about how conduct of business requirements affect payment service providers (PSPs) and electronic money issuers. -
PS18/4: Credit card market study: persistent debt and earlier intervention - feedback to CP17/43 and final rules
firms that provide debt advice. It will also be of interest to trade bodies representing credit card firms, consumers and consumer representative organisations. ... The final rules and guidance we have made, for insertion in the Consumer Credit -
CP20/4: Quarterly Consultation Paper No 27
Once a quarter, we consult on proposed miscellaneous amendments to our Handbook. These tend to be minor changes but we still want to get your feedback on our proposals. -
Our approach to consumers
Our Approach to Consumers sets out how we use our powers and tools to protect consumers of financial services, in line with our consumer protection objective. -
Supporting consumers in challenging times
Speech by Sheldon Mills, Executive Director, Consumers and Competition, delivered at the Building Societies Annual Conference -
Creditworthiness and affordability: common misunderstandings
There are some common misconceptions among consumer credit firms as to what the FCA rules on creditworthiness and affordability mean. They explain some of the main points and what firms should do to comply with their rules. -
Loan-based crowdfunding platforms: summary of our rules
The following rules may be relevant for firms operating in the loan-based crowdfunding (including peer-to-peer and peer-to-business) market when considering their investment activities.