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  1. PS21/8: Regulation of funeral plans - Feedback to CP21/4 and final rules

    Policy statements Published: 02/03/2021 Last modified: 05/07/2021
    This policy statement sets out our final rules, guidance and standards as the pre-paid funeral plans sector enters our regulation.
  2. Consumer redress scheme opens – card security product holders have until March 2016 to claim compensation

    Press Releases Published: 18/08/2015 Last modified: 01/09/2015
    Linda Woodall, Director of Supervision - Retail & Authorisations, said:. “The FCA has worked closely with Affinion International Limited, and banks and card providers, to set up this consumer redress scheme. ... One of the features of the card security
  3. RMA-J Data required for collection of fees: help text (for reporting period ending 1 April)

    Registers and systems Published: 28/03/2019 Last modified: 28/03/2019
    Read our help text for Gabriel submission RMAR section J (RMA-J) data required for collection of fees. Firms with a reporting period ending on or after 1 April 2019.
  4. First-tier Tribunal upholds decision to fine Hall and Hanley Limited for data breaches and unauthorised copying of client signatures

    Press Releases Published: 18/12/2019 Last modified: 18/12/2019
    The First-tier Tribunal (the Tribunal) has upheld a fine of £91,000 imposed on Hall and Hanley Limited (H&H) by the Claims Management Regulator (CMR), the former regulator for claims management companies (CMCs). The hearing for the Tribunal was
  5. FCA fines investment firm Sesame £6m for failing to ensure advice given to customers was suitable and for poor systems and controls

    Press Releases Published: 05/06/2013 Last modified: 17/09/2013
    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Sesame Limited (Sesame) £6,031,200 for two sets of failings: failing to ensure that investment advice given to its customers was suitable; and failings in the systems and controls that governed the