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CP17/31: Market infrastructure providers - 2017/18 fee rates
We are consulting on the setting of our 2017/18 periodic fee rates for market infrastructure providers. -
FCA publishes the final report of its investment and corporate banking market study
The FCA has today published the final findings of its investment and corporate banking market study and set out a targeted package of remedies to ensure effective competition in the market. -
RBS fined £87.5 million for significant failings in relation to LIBOR
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined The Royal Bank of Scotland plc (RBS) £87.5 million for misconduct relating to the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR). -
FCA publishes second consultation paper on the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II implementation
The original MiFID, introduced in 2007, set the regulatory framework for the buying, selling and organised trading of shares, bonds, units in collective investment schemes and derivatives across the European Union. ... The FCA published its first -
Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee highlights 2023 progress and sets out future UK open banking plans
The Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee has today published an update on the significant progress made since it outlined its open banking vision in April and sets out plans to deliver a new generation of payment products and services. -
FCA introduces new rules on handling complaints about Authorised Push Payment fraud
The FCA has published new rules allowing victims of Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud to complain to the payment services provider (PSP) receiving their payment. -
Defendants sentenced in FCA prosecution of £1.4 million investment scheme
Samrat Bhandari, Dr Muhammad Aleem Mirza, Michael Moore and Paul Moore, each of whom played a role in the operation of an investment scheme which led to investors losing just over £1.4 million, today appeared at Southwark Crown Court to be sentenced -
FCA warns businesses to stop misleading credit adverts to protect consumers
The FCA is warning lenders and brokers to stop using misleading terms in their advertising or face regulatory action. -
Advice firms demonstrate some good practice on due diligence but greater consistency needed
Without undertaking proper due diligence, firms will find it difficult to judge whether solutions are suitable for their clients. ... The FCA will communicate with firms to set out expectations in this area and help them raise standards and adopt good -
Financial watchdog puts banks on alert in fight against money laundering via the Post Office
A series of measures designed to reduce the risk of money laundering via the Post Office have today been set out by the FCA.