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FCA announces competition review into credit cards - particular focus on how industry works with those in difficult financial situations
money, through a payday loan or using a credit card, to help pay their bills. -
Berkeley Burke SIPP Administration Limited in administration but SIPP business is transferred to Hartley
On 18 September 2019 the directors of Berkeley Burke SIPP Administration Limited ('BBSAL'), a firm authorised and regulated by the FCA, appointed Adrian Allen and Diana Frangou of RSM Restructuring Advisory LLP as Joint Administrators -
PS16/12: Pension reforms – feedback on CP15/30 and final rules and guidance
The guidance we are adding to our Consumer Credit sourcebook (CONC) will be of interest to consumers who may choose to use pension savings to pay off debt. -
PS14/16: Detailed rules for the price cap on high-cost short-term credit - Including feedback on CP14/10 and final rules
On 2 January 2015, we introduced a price cap on what high-cost short-term credit lenders can charge. -
Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee highlights 2023 progress and sets out future UK open banking plans
The Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee has today published an update on the significant progress made since it outlined its open banking vision in April and sets out plans to deliver a new generation of payment products and services. -
FCA statement on selling high-risk speculative investments to retail clients following ESMA’s action on CFD products
ESMA’s Q&A makes clear that firms “should pay particular attention to the leverage made available to retail clients and consider whether the product is offered on terms that act ... In particular, if a firm is considering marketing, selling or -
FCA fines Lloyds Bank, Bank of Scotland and The Mortgage Business £64,046,800 for failures in mortgage arrears handling
The FCA has fined Lloyds Bank, Bank of Scotland and The Mortgage Business £64,046,800 for failures in mortgage arrears handling. The banks estimate they will have paid £300 million in customer redress. The redress programme is nearly complete. -
FCA finds annuity market not working for consumers - Competition Market Study launched
want to pay for, financial advice. -
FCA returns funds to victims of unauthorised deposit taking and collective investment schemes
The FCA has obtained High Court Approval to return £3.42 million to compensate victims of a series of unauthorised deposit taking and collective investment schemes. -
Clydesdale Bank fined £8.9 million for failing to treat its mortgage customers fairly
For most people mortgage payments are their biggest monthly outgoing and we all budget on the assumption that the information our mortgage lender gives us about what we need to pay