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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. -
PS15/4: Retirement reforms and the guidance guarantee
In this Policy Statement we publish the final rules in respect of retirement risk warnings. The rules have been made without consultation, in reliance on section 138L of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. -
CP16/9: FCA regulated fees and levies: rates proposals 2016/17
We are consulting on our proposed 2016/17 regulatory fees and levies -
CP15/36: Future regulatory treatment of CCA regulated first charge mortgages
CP15/36: Future regulatory treatment of CCA regulated first charge mortgages. Consultation papers First published:. ... apply. This consultation paper sets out our proposed rules for firms performing activities in relation to these mortgages, which we -
The FCA’s second phase of reform of the Listing Rules: Increasing transparency and encouraging more market participation
Speech by Clare Cole, FCA Director of Market Oversight, to The Regulation of Listed Companies Summit -
CP16/16: Minor Handbook changes related to mortgage borrowers with a payment shortfall
Consultation papers First published:. 10/06/2016. Last updated: 10/06/2016. Share page. ... This paper will be of interest to any firm currently administering mortgages and trade bodies for these firms. -
Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee publishes commercial pricing principles for open banking
This JROC paper sets out 5 principles for banks and registered third parties when agreeing a premium API commercial model. -
FCA announces proposals to update Dual-regulated firms Remuneration Code
Our proposals aim to ensure that the FCA’s remuneration regime applicable to banks, building societies and PRA-designated investment firms. -
FCA confirms biggest shake-up to the overdraft market for a generation
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today confirmed it is introducing reforms to fix a dysfunctional overdraft market. These changes will make overdrafts simpler, fairer, and easier to manage and will protect the millions of consumers that use -
Open-ended funds investing in less liquid assets
Speech by Edwin Schooling Latter, Director of Markets and Wholesale Policy, to Investment Association members.