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Forms
List of all forms on fca.org.uk For Handbook forms, please use the Handbook forms page. -
Information on how Consumer Credit Act 1974 s.75 applies to travel services payments – September 2021
FCA provides information on how Consumer Credit Act 1974 s.75 applies to travel services payments made via travel agents. -
FG17/8: Streamlined advice and consolidated guidance
This is our finalised guidance on streamlined advice and the fact find process. The summary of feedback outlines the response to our consultation. We have updated it to include guidance from our Advice Unit in response to queries received from -
Complaints data: January to June 2016
We publish details of the complaints received by banks, insurers, lenders and other firms, and what those complaints were about. See the latest data and the most complained about firms and financial products. -
Sample business plan
If you're applying to be authorised by the FCA, learn what to include in your regulatory business plan (RBP). -
Information on current financial difficulties- November 2022
FCA provides information on current financial difficulties. -
Complaints data: July to December 2015
View the data and the most complained about firms and financial products for July to December 2015. -
Data Bulletin June 2018: The retail intermediary sector
This bulletin focuses on new analysis of the retail intermediary sector based on the data firms have submitted to us via the Retail Mediation Activities Return (RMAR). -
RegTech
RegTech applies to new technologies developed to help overcome regulatory challenges in financial services. -
Aggregate complaints data: 2021 H1
This page focuses on complaints that financial services firms reported to us during the first half (H1) of 2021, between 1 January and 30 June 2021. This includes the latest trends and analysis by product group. -
Transparency
The FCA sets out to be open and accountable, so we can be scrutinised by consumers, firms and Parliament.