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FCA proposes actions to improve competition in the investment platform market
Competition is working well for most consumers using investment platforms, according to interim findings of the Financial Conduct Authority’s market study into investment platforms, published today. -
CP15/6: Consumer credit - proposed changes to our rules and guidance
This paper outlines our proposed policy changes to our consumer credit regime. -
CP15/41: Increasing transparency and engagement at renewal in general insurance markets
This paper sets out proposals to introduce new rules and guidance for firms on steps they should take when renewing general insurance policies. ... We expect firms to present the new disclosure requirements clearly and to take active account of our -
Financial Services & Markets Act 2023 gives FCA new powers to protect access to cash
FCA’s new powers are an important step towards maintaining reasonable provision of cash deposit and withdrawal services. -
PS21/18: Restricting CMC charges for financial products and services claims
This policy statement sets out new rules for claims management companies (CMCs). The rules restrict the fees charged by CMCs for managing claims about non-PPI financial products and services. -
FCA sets out initial findings on bank account access and closures
The FCA has published the findings of its initial data exercise on bank account access and closures. -
Customers to be shown how much they could gain from shopping around for an annuity
Annuity providers will be required to inform their customers how much they could gain from shopping around and switching provider before they purchase an annuity under plans announced today by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). -
FCA calls on insurers to take action as it publishes latest fair value data
The FCA has written to insurers warning that more action must be taken to ensure good consumer outcomes. -
CP16/14: UCITS V Level 2 Regulation, SFTR and consequential changes to the Handbook
We are consulting on proposed changes to the Client Assets sourcebook (CASS) and the Collective Investment Schemes sourcebook (COLL), following the adoption of the Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities V Level 2 -
FCA bans partners of firm that failed to consider customer SIPP suitability
1 Stop has now ceased trading and has applied to cancel its FCA permissions. ... Mr Hughes also failed in his duty to ensure 1 Stop’s compliance with the FCA’s rules by delegating his responsibilities for compliance to an external consultant and