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TR19/2: General insurance distribution chain
The FCA sets out the key findings from our thematic work on the general insurance distribution chain, its expectations of firms and next steps. -
Financial Promotions for high-risk investments
We outline the findings of our review of how firms offering restricted mass market investments (RMMIs) have complied with new rules on the customer journey. We identify examples of good and poor practice for the wider sector to consider and make any -
FCA and DWP publish call for evidence on transaction costs
We have a duty to throw light for the first time on potential hidden charges - and restore faith and fairness in British pensions.". ... To support this it has three operational objectives: to secure an appropriate degree of protection for consumers; to -
Innovating for the future: the next phase of Project Innovate
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Executive Director of Strategy and Competition at the FCA, delivered at the Innovate Finance Global Summit. -
FCA finds firms fail to deliver best execution
The FCA has a statutory objective to promote the integrity of the UK financial system and secure appropriate protection for consumers. ... To support this it has three operational objectives: to secure an appropriate degree of protection for consumers; -
Statement of Policy: listed companies and recapitalisation issuances during the coronavirus crisis
The FCA today announces a series of measures aimed at assisting companies to raise new share capital in response to the coronavirus crisis while retaining an appropriate degree of investor protection. -
22 years of pension savings gone in 24 hours
The FCA and The Pensions Regulator are warning the public about fraudsters targeting people’s retirement savings. This warning comes as new research suggests that 42% of pension savers, which would equate over 5 million people across the UK, could -
FCA confirms price cap rules for payday lenders
Unenforceability. We have clarified that when an agreement is unenforceable, consumers still have a statutory duty to repay the principal, once a firm has repaid the interest or charges to the ... Firms must be authorised by the FCA, or have interim -
FCA enable firms to provide mortgage breathing space
The FCA has moved quickly to make changes to its rulebook to support key commitments made by lenders at last week’s mortgage summit held by the Chancellor. -
FCA reforms decision-making to tackle consumer harm
The FCA has reformed its decision-making process to ensure it can make faster and more effective decisions for consumers, markets and firms.