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FCA regulated fees and levies: insurers’ tariff data 2017/18: CP16/23
We are consulting on our proposals for a transitional provision covering insurers’ tariff data to be used to calculate their FCA periodic fees and the Financial Ombudsman Service annual levies for 2017/18. -
Further arrangements for the orderly wind-down of LIBOR at end-2021
The sterling, Japanese yen, Swiss franc and euro LIBOR panels are ceasing on 31 December 2021 -
FS19/3: Recognition of codes: feedback on QCP 23 18/39
We summarise responses received to QCP 18/39 on the recognition of industry codes of conduct and outline our next steps. -
TR14/19 – Wealth management firms and private banks – Conflicts of interest: in-house investment products
Findings of our review of conflicts of interest arising from wealth management and private banking firms’ use of in-house investment products (IHPs) in retail discretionary and advisory investment portfolios. -
TR14/10 - Developments in the distribution of retail investments: Purchasing investments without a personal recommendation or with simplified advice
Thematic reviews First published:. 11/07/2014. Last updated: 25/08/2016. -
FCA and PRA jointly publish proposals to enhance enforcement decision-making processes
The FCA and the PRA have today published proposals aimed at strengthening the transparency and effectiveness of their enforcement decision-making processes. -
The Financial Conduct Authority outlines how it will regulate crowdfunding
The Financial Conduct Authority outlines how it will regulate crowdfunding. Press Releases First published:. ... Consumers who want to invest in small or start-up businesses via crowdfunding platforms will receive clearer information about the business -
CP21/6: Regulating bidding for Emissions Allowances under the UK Emissions Trading Scheme
We propose how we will authorise and supervise certain firms intending to bid for emission allowances on the UK auction platform. -
CP19/29: Recovery of costs of supervising cryptoasset businesses under the anti-money laundering regulations
The FCA will be the anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing (AML/CTF) supervisor for cryptoasset businesses, from 10 January 2020. This Consultation sets out our proposals for recovering the costs of this new role. -
CP17/40: Individual accountability: Transitioning FCA firms and individuals to the Senior Managers & Certification Regime
13/12/2017. Consultation closes. 21/02/2018. Policy Statement. Summer 2018. Summer 2018. Consultation papers First published:. ... The consultation paper sets out the detailed proposals for all types of firms.