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Consumer warning on Unique Funeral Plans and Empathy Funeral Plans
Existing customers of these firms should contact their provider. -
FCA finds young investors are more likely to have long-term goals in mind when dating than when investing
Our latest InvestSmart campaign encourages young investors to adopt the same principles to investing as they do to their dating lives. -
FCA fines EFG Private Bank £4.2m for failures in its anti-money laundering controls
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined EFG Private Bank Ltd (EFG) £4.2 million for failing to take reasonable care to establish and maintain effective anti-money laundering (AML) controls for high risk customers. The failings were serious -
FS20/15: Consumer credit (including overdrafts) and coronavirus: Additional guidance for firms - Feedback on draft guidance
Our guidance published in July 2020 will continue to provide support for those impacted by coronavirus until 31 October 2020. -
Overall complaints fell by 1.4%, driven by a reduction in complaints related to current accounts and savings accounts. PPI complaints rise
Financial services firms received 2.11 million new complaints between July and December 2015, according to new complaints data published today by the Financial Conduct Authority. -
Important information for debt management customers of Debt Help & Advice Ltd, First Step Finance Ltd or Primary Business Solutions Ltd
While valid debts will still need to be paid, as Debt Help & Advice Ltd is no longer operating consumers should not continue making payments to them as they will not reach ... While the FCA consumer helpline is still happy to take calls, customers should -
LIBOR and the FCA's powers under the UK Benchmarks Regulation: questions and answers
In September 2021, we published information for firms to help manage an orderly wind-down of LIBOR. We explain this as well as information about our UK Benchmarks Regulation (BMR) powers. -
FG17/9: Guidance for firms on how to calculate redress for unsuitable defined benefit pension transfers
In GC17/1, we consulted on guidance to update the methodology used to calculate redress for unsuitable pension transfers from a defined benefit pension scheme to a personal pension. -
Tribunal upholds £80,000 fine for broker who lied about income and used falsified payslips in mortgage application
The Upper Tribunal (Tribunal) has upheld the decision of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to impose a financial penalty of £80,000 on Amir Khan, director of Sovereign Worldwide Limited (Sovereign), for dishonestly submitting false income -
FCA secures commitment from high street banks to use a ‘retry system’ when processing payments to stop unnecessary penalty charges
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has reached an agreement with seven of the UK’s biggest high street banks that will see them use a same day ‘retry system’ when processing Direct Debits, standing orders and future dated bill payments.