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Product value and coronavirus: guidance for insurance firms
This guidance sets out our expectations for insurers and insurance intermediaries to consider the value of their products in light of the exceptional circumstances arising from coronavirus (Covid-19). -
PS17/12: Implementing information prompts in the annuity market
This policy statement sets out our final rules which require firms to inform consumers how much they could gain from shopping around and switching provider, before they buy an annuity. -
FCA’s expectations on financial resilience for FCA solo-regulated firms – statement update
Statement on the FCA’s expectations on financial resilience for FCA solo-regulated firms. -
Further success in reducing pension funds’ costs and charges
Actions taken by the FCA, the DWP and pension providers, together with Independent Governance Committees (IGCs) and trustees, result in lower costs and charges to consumers on about £24.9bn in workplace pension schemes. -
PS16/1: Reform of the legacy Credit Unions sourcebook
Our provisions will maintain the focus on consumer protection while clarifying the rules that credit unions must follow. ... The new FCA rules may also be of interest to consumers that are currently, or may become, members of a credit union, as well as -
Regulating financial innovation – going behind the scenes
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Executive Director of Strategy and Competition at the FCA, delivered at the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance annual conference, Judge Business School. -
Scammers looking to exploit financial stress at Christmas, FCA warns
The FCA warns of the risk of loan fee fraud as almost two-thirds of parents feel pressured to spend above their means at Christmas. -
FCA proposes ban on debt packager referral fees to protect consumers
We have proposed banning debt packager firms from being paid to refer customers on to other firms. -
FCA drives changes to Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) firms’ contract terms
This statement summarises the changes made by four BNPL firms to their contract terms and contains guidance for firms in this sector more generally. -
FCA consults on Market Abuse Regulation policy proposals and Handbook changes
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published its policy proposals and Handbook changes to support the implementation of the new European Market Abuse Regulation regime, which will apply from 3 ... From this date the principal legal