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  1. Carbon credit trading

    Scams Published: 05/04/2016 Last modified: 24/10/2016
    Find out how carbon credit trading works, why we think you should avoid investing in carbon credits and related markets, and how to protect yourself from what is most likely a scam.

  2. FCA Innovation Hub

    Innovation Hub Last modified: 02/04/2024
    FCA Innovation supports FinTech and RegTech firms with innovative business models and further promote innovation in the interests of consumers.

  3. Brexit

    Last modified: 31/03/2022
    The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms.

  4. Consumer credit lenders and authorisation

    New firm authorisation Published: 09/08/2017 Last modified: 28/04/2020
    Here we list some typical misconceptions about the way we authorise lenders. Then we give you the facts.

  5. Annuity comparator: our research

    Research insights Published: 13/07/2016 Last modified: 17/08/2021
    Find out more about FCA research into the implementation and effects of the proposed ‘annuity comparator’

  6. Financial Conduct Authority sets out agenda and priorities for consumer credit

    Press Releases Published: 31/07/2017 Last modified: 09/05/2024
    The FCA has published the outcome of its review into high-cost credit, which includes its assessment of the effectiveness of the payday loan price cap.

  7. Financial Lives 2020 survey

    Financial Lives Published: 26/07/2023 Last modified: 26/07/2023
    Find out more about the Financial Lives 2020 survey including the FCA's reports and data. 

  8. About us

    About us Last modified: 13/12/2023
    The FCA aims to make financial markets work well so that consumers get a fair deal. Find out more about what we do.

  9. Durable medium

    Tasks for firms Published: 06/03/2017 Last modified: 14/09/2023
    The FCA provides a clarification on the term 'durable medium', which will help firms to understand their obligations when using non-paper methods of communication.

  10. MoU between the FSA and the New York State Banking Department [pdf]

    Memorandums of understanding Published: 01/05/1998 Last modified: 30/05/2013
    The New York State Banking Department and the Bank of England have reached the following understanding in order to establish an arrangement for the sharing of supervisory information to facilitate the performance of their respective duties.