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Occasional Paper No. 36: Sending out an SMS: The impact of automatically enrolling consumers into overdraft alerts
As part of the high-cost credit review, the FCA wanted to understand the impact of auto enrolling customers into overdraft and unpaid item (retry) alerts on customer overdrafting behaviour. -
From Diocletian to pay day loans: what can we learn from successful and unsuccessful price regulation?
Speech by Mary Starks, Director of Competition and Chief Economist at the FCA, delivered at the Social Market Foundation (SMF) lecture, London. -
FCA publishes a Decision Notice against Angela Burns deciding to ban and fine the former non-executive director £154,800 for failing to disclose her conflicts of interest
FCA publishes a Decision Notice against Angela Burns deciding to ban and fine the former non-executive director £154,800 for failing to disclose her conflicts of interest. -
Regulators warn public of pension scammer tactics as victims report losing an average of £91,000 in 2017
A new campaign to tackle pension scams launches today as the latest figures reveal that victims of pension scammers lost an average of £91,000 each in 2017. -
FSA - PS12/16 Mortgage Market Review – feedback on FSA CP11/31 and final rules
This Policy Statement summarises the feedback to our consultation on our proposals for the mortgage market and sets out our final rules. -
PS22/10: Strengthening our financial promotion rules for high-risk investments and firms approving financial promotions
Our final policy and handbook rules for high-risk investments subject to our financial promotion rules and for firms communicating and approving financial promotions. -
PS20/2: Publishing and disclosing costs and charges to workplace pension scheme members and amendments to COBS 19.8
Following our consultation in CP19/10, we are publishing our final rules and guidance on requiring pension scheme governance bodies to report costs and charges information to members of workplace pension schemes and some amendments to our COBS 19.8 -
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.