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The FCA and Practitioner Panel launch joint survey for 2017: findings
The Practitioner Panel used to conduct its own survey to understand more about what the industry thinks, while the FCA also conducted a similar survey. In response to feedback, in 2017 we both started to ask firms to complete a single, joint -
Annual Report 2013/14
Our Annual Report 2013/14 covers our first year in operation. It sets out how we delivered against our statutory objectives and highlights our key achievements as an organisation. -
Article 23a Benchmarks Regulation – Notice of Designation [pdf]
Article 23a Benchmarks Regulation USD – Notice of Designation. -
LiborTC (clone of a recognised FCA product)
LiborTC (clone of a recognised FCA product) is not authorised or registered by the FCA but has been targeting people in the UK, claiming to be an authorised firm. Find out why you should be wary of dealing with this unauthorised firm and how to -
Annex 4 Benchmarks Regulation – Notice of modifications [pdf]
Annex 4 Benchmarks Regulation – Notice of modifications -
FCA response to the independent panels’ annual reports
In line with its statutory requirement, the FCA responds to key representations made by the Panels in their respective Annual Reports. -
Building trust in sustainable investments
Speech by Richard Monks on building trust in sustainable investments. -
Evolving the FCA's approach to markets regulation
Keynote speech by David Lawton, Director of Markets, at the FCA Markets Conference 2013. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Effectiveness of the AML regime in disrupting financial crime
Opening comments by Rob Gruppetta, Head of the Financial Crime Department at the FCA, for a panel discussion at our Financial Crime Conference. -
Methodology note on calculating capital pressures
In November 2012 the interim Financial Policy Committee recommended that the FSA takes action to ensure that the capital of UK banks and building societies reflects a proper valuation of their assets, a realistic assessment of future conduct costs