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We publish a wide range of publications: consultations, policy papers, decision-making documents, research and other useful information. Find out more about the types of documents available. -
The Financial Conduct Authority publishes its findings on transition management
Over £165 billion of assets invested in pensions and other large funds are transferred between investment managers, markets and products every year – potentially affecting the returns enjoyed by millions of consumers on their investments – by -
FCA publishes complaints data for the second half of 2012
We have published the latest complaints data showing complaints to financial services firms between July and December 2012. -
Mortgage lending statistics - June 2024
The FCA collects mortgage lending data via the Mortgage Lending and Administration Return (MLAR) which is submitted to the FCA by firms carrying out mortgage lending and mortgage administration. -
FCA publishes PPI complaints deadline final report
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its final report on the impact of the deadline for PPI complaints. The report highlights the outcome of the communications campaign which ran for two years. -
PS18/12: PSR regulatory fees
PSR publish policy statement concluding the review of the regulatory fees regime for the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR). -
FCA publishes response to British Steel Pension Scheme complaints
The FCA has been investigating a number of complaints about our actions in relation to the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS). -
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Countdown to new mortgage lending rules – FCA publishes simple guide to explain the changes to consumers
Countdown to new mortgage lending rules – FCA publishes simple guide to explain the changes to consumers. ... Our new rules will hard-wire common sense into mortgage lending, and the guide we have created will help explain those changes to borrowers.”