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Occasional Paper No.2 - Encouraging consumers to claim redress: evidence from a field trial [pdf]
This Occasional Paper describes the FCA’s first randomised controlled trial designed to understand how we can improve consumer response rates to letters regarding potential redress. -
Occasional Paper No. 5: The value for money of annuities and other retirement income strategies in the UK [pdf]
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Occasional Paper 57: Mortgage Market Disruptions [pdf]
Analysing all regulated mortgage contracts in the UK, we document the major trends associated with the 2020 pandemic and compare them with the 2007-09 financial crisis. -
Occasional Paper No. 7: Stimulating interest: Reminding savers to act when rates decrease [pdf]
In this paper, we investigate the effects on switching behaviour of an additional letter, different messages in the reminder and the timing of the reminder. -
Occasional Paper 48: Swing pricing and fragility in open-end mutual funds [pdf]
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Occasional paper 44: The conflict between consumer intentions, beliefs and actions to pay down credit card debt [pdf]
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Occasional paper 45: The semblance of success in nudging consumers to pay down credit card debt [pdf]
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Occasional Paper 56: Fair exchange: Presenting foreign exchange quotes to improve consumer choice [pdf]
In this study, we tested 3 different practices for presenting cost and exchange rate information in an online experiment with a nationally representative sample of participants. -
Occasional Paper 31: Ageing Population and Financial Services [pdf]
This Occasional Paper sets out the key findings and outcomes from the Ageing Population Project and our strategy for mitigating the potential harm arising. -
Occasional Paper No. 6: Transparency in the UK Bond Markets: An overview [pdf]
This paper uses the transaction reporting data available to the UK FCA to analyse the structure and characteristics of the UK-listed bond markets and highlight features that should be considered when designing transparency regimes aimed at improving