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Levelling the playing field – innovation in the service of consumers and the market
Speech by our CEO, Nikhil Rathi, to FinTech Week. -
Undertaking cashflow modelling to demonstrate suitability of retirement-related advice
Our work on reviewing defined benefit transfer advice and our ongoing supervisory work identified concerns about how firms prepare and use cashflow modelling. -
FCA introduces cap on early exit pension charges
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today announced its final rules on capping early exit charges for consumers eligible to access the government’s pension reforms from age 55. -
Asset management: common errors when applying for authorisation
Avoid delays and increase your chances of being authorised to work in the UK asset management sector. -
Financial watchdog stops thousands of misleading ads and promotions
The FCA data for 2023 shows it published 2,285 alerts to help prevent consumers from losing their money to scams, up from 1,800 in 2022. -
Our Rule Review Framework
The FCA have developed a draft Rule Review Framework to explain how it plans to monitor and review how its rules are working in practice. -
FCA joins other regulators to warn firms on debt collection
Together with Ofgem, Ofwat and Ofcom, the FCA has set out expectations for firms across markets, as many consumers continue to feel the strain from cost of living pressures. -
FCA places restrictions on twice as many consumer investment firms this year
The FCA has placed restrictions on twice as many firms in the investment market compared to last year, as part of its strategy designed to prevent harm in the consumer investment market. -
FCA sets out expectation for fair and competitive saving rates
The meeting with the UK’s largest banks and building society builds on work we have been doing over several months – to monitor the savings markets and the decisions made. -
Competition and conduct regulation in financial services
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Director of Policy, Risk and Research, the FCA, at the Regulatory Policy Institute's Annual Competition and Regulation Conference. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version.