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SME collections and recoveries review
Findings from our multi-firm review assessing how retail banks treat their SME customers in collections and recoveries. -
How overdrafts are managed
Find out how consumers and firms manage overdrafts. -
Meeting the pace of technological change
Speech by Nick Cook, Director of Innovation at the FCA, delivered at the Chief Data Officer Exchange Financial Services conference in London -
The future of pensions: act today to plan for tomorrow
Speech by Nikhil Rathi delivered at JP Morgan Pensions and Savings Symposium -
Our response to the CMA’s final report on its investigation into competition in the retail banking market
We have set out the actions we will take forward in the retail banking market in response to a number of recommendations from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). -
Investor engagement in a changing regulatory landscape
Finally, I’d like to describe at a high level our recently announced market study into investment and corporate banking. ... Finally I would like to spend a little time talking about the market study into investment and corporate banking that we -
Lloyds Banking Group sets up redress scheme for mortgage arrears customers
Lloyds Banking Group (Lloyds) has agreed to set up a redress scheme for mortgage customers who incurred fees after they fell behind with their mortgage payments. -
Accepting pension transfer referrals from overseas advisers: UK authorised firms’ responsibilities
The FCA highlights the increased risks to consumers when overseas firms refer defined benefit scheme members to UK firms for pension transfer advice. -
TR17/1: Customer understanding: Retail banks and building societies
This report provides the findings from our thematic review into firms’ assessment of customer understanding of transactions delivered by retail banks and building societies to consumers. -
The vital relationship between the regulator and the advisory industry
Speech by John Griffith-Jones, Chairman of the FCA, at The Association of Professional Financial Advisers (APFA) Annual Gala Dinner delivered at Banking Hall, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered