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FCA seeks legal clarity on business interruption insurance alongside package of measures to help consumers and small businesses
The FCA is announcing it intends to seek legal clarity on business interruption (BI) insurance. -
FCA regulation of consumer credit – during the pandemic and beyond
Speech by Nisha Arora, Director of Consumer and Retail Policy, given at the Finance & Leasing Association conference -
FCA and Bank of England encourage switch from LIBOR to SONIA for sterling interest rate swaps from Spring 2020
The FCA and the Bank of England encourage market makers to change the market convention for sterling interest rate swaps from LIBOR to SONIA (the Sterling Overnight Index Average) in Q1 2020. This change is intended to move the greater part of new -
PS22/1: FCA authorisation application fees: new structure
We are setting out the new structure for authorisation application fees that comes into effect from 24 January 2022. -
CP14/32: Bringing additional benchmarks into the regulatory and supervisory regime
This consultation paper seeks views on how our generic approach to regulating benchmarks could be applied beyond LIBOR to other benchmark administrators (and benchmark submitters as appropriate). -
FCA writes to a further 950 DB pension advice customers potentially entitled to compensation
The FCA has now written to a total of 3,591 defined benefit (DB) pension transfer advice customers this year to tell them they may be entitled to compensation. -
Primary multilateral trading facilities – Engagement Paper 6
We are asking for your feedback on our initial thinking about future rules for multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) under the new public offers and admission to trading regime. -
Our emerging regulatory approach to Big Tech and Artificial Intelligence
Speech by Nikhil Rathi, our Chief Executive, delivered at The Economist, London. -
Consumer investments data review April 2021 – March 2022
A summary of the FCA's work to tackle consumer harm in the investment market, between 1 April 2021 and 31 March 2022. -
FCA proposes ban on sale of crypto-derivatives to retail consumers
The FCA is proposing rules to address harm to retail consumers from the sale of derivatives and exchange traded notes referencing certain types of cryptoassets.