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Portfolio letter: Our Asset Management Supervision Strategy [pdf]
This letter outlines the harms to consumers or markets that we think are most likely to arise from asset managers' business models. -
Financial Ombudsman Service letter to Sheldon Mills: 17 November 2020 [pdf]
Letter from Sheldon Mills, Interim Executive Director of Strategy & Competition to the Financial Obudsman Service on providing additional clarity for firms on its approach to assessing complaints relating to the range of targeted temporary measures -
Letter from Sheldon Mills to Financial Ombudsman Service: November 16 2020 [pdf]
Letter from Financial Obudsman Service to Sheldon Mills, FCA Interim Executive Director of Strategy & Competition on providing additional clarity for firms on its approach to assessing complaints relating to the range of targeted temporary measures -
Advice Guidance Boundary Review
The FCA sets out the basis for its joint review of the Advice Guidance Boundary with the Treasury. -
Fund tokenisation
We are working with industry to explore potential uses of fund tokensiation which could make collective investment schemes more efficient, transparent, and accessible to a wider range of consumers. -
Business interruption insurance
Find out about how we obtained legal clarity on business interruption (BI) insurance during the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis. -
Firm handling of complaints during coronavirus
Find out about how firms should handle complaints during coronavirus. -
UK regulators, government and other bodies
Find out more about the UK agencies, government departments and other regulators we cooperate closely with. -
Land banking investment scams
Find out how land banking investments work, how to avoid scams and what to do if you’re scammed. -
Insurance: business practice, suitability and eligibility
The rules in ICOBS 7 were amended so they were closer to the wording in the Distance Marketing of Consumer Financial Services Directive (DMD). The requirements applying to insurers are unchanged.