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PS14/1: Distribution of retail investments: referrals to discretionary investment managers and adviser complaints reporting
Final rules on the first two of the proposals we consulted on in CP13/4 in July 2013. -
Testing what gets consumers engaged with their pension – and why
This article summarises research undertaken by Mike Gilmore (during his time working for the FCA), Deanna Karapetyan, Gráinne Murphy, Cherryl Ng and Jackie Spang. -
What does the future of insurance broking look like?
Speech by Simon Green, Head of General Insurance and Protection, the FCA, at the Incisive Media Insurance Age Regulation event, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Financial Lives 2022 survey - Key findings from the May 2022 survey: Executive summary
Executive summary for the key findings from the FCA’s Financial Lives February 2022 survey. -
DP23/2: Updating and improving the UK regime for asset management
The FCA wants your views on the current UK regime for regulating funds and asset managers. -
Overdrafts and coronavirus: temporary guidance for firms
FCA publishes temporary guidance on overdrafts during the coronavirus situation -
The role of consumer decision-making in ensuring good market dynamics in the mortgage sector
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Director of Strategy and Competition at the FCA, at the Mortgages Conference. -
Financial Conduct Authority consults on changes to PPI complaint handling rules
a consumer communications campaign, and on new rules and guidance for handling PPI complaints in light of the Supreme Court’s decision in Plevin v Paragon Personal Finance Ltd. ... FCA statement, 27 May 2015:The proposed deadline would not extend time -
FCA publishes final rules on Buy Now Pay Later products
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today confirmed it will introduce new rules in the Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) market, saving consumers around £40-60 million a year. The changes, which include banning firms from charging backdated interest on -
The Financial Conduct Authority outlines how it will regulate crowdfunding
Our rules provide this clarity and extra protection for consumers, balanced by a desire to ensure firms and individuals continue to have access to this innovative source of funding.". ... losses. The proposals will make the crowdfunding market more