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CP24/9: Financial Crime Guide updates
The FCA is consulting on proposed changes to our Financial Crime Guide. -
CP24/8: Extending the SDR regime to Portfolio Management
We are consulting on extending the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements and investment labels regime to portfolio management. -
CP24/7: Payment Optionality for Investment Research
We are consulting on giving UK buyside firms – asset managers and others – greater flexibility on how they can purchase such research -
TR14/7: Clarity of fund charges
This paper presents the findings from our clarity of fund charges review. ... Our findings will primarily be of interest to UK firms operating funds, platforms, advisers and other retail fund intermediaries. -
CP15/6: Consumer credit - proposed changes to our rules and guidance
This paper outlines our proposed policy changes to our consumer credit regime. -
TR14/20: Annuities sales practice
This paper presents the findings of our thematic review of the non-advised sales practices of pension providers offering annuities to their existing customers. -
TR14/2 – Thematic Review of Annuities
Overall our results indicate that some parts of the annuities market are not working well for some consumers. ... Read moreJackie Wells, 2014). radios. Yes. No. What can we do to improve pages like this? -
Call for Input: Supporting the development and adoption of RegTech
where we should focus our efforts to ensure we best support collaboration between various parties involved and interested in RegTech. ... This paper will be of particular interest to businesses looking to use FinTech and RegTech for providing financial -
CP13/10: Detailed proposals for the FCA regime for consumer credit
Our main paper also includes a policy statement confirming changes to our high-level standards, on which we consulted earlier in the year in CP13/7. ... For more details see Part B of our full paper. CP13/10 - Detailed proposals for the FCA regime for -
CP15/18: Fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory access to regulated benchmarks
This consultation paper sets out our proposals for fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) access to regulated benchmarks by benchmark administrators.