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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
The FCA and Practitioner Panel launch joint survey for 2017: findings
The Practitioner Panel used to conduct its own survey to understand more about what the industry thinks, while the FCA also conducted a similar survey. In response to feedback, in 2017 we both started to ask firms to complete a single, joint -
Information on Defined Benefit transfer permissions - April 2022
The FCA answers multiple questions on defined benefit transfer permissions. -
Financial Lives 2022 survey – people’s stories and the Consumer Duty
Read selected stories about the experiences of respondents who completed the Financial Lives 2022 survey. -
Fund managers falling short on assessing the value of their funds
Our review of fund managers found most had not implemented AoVs arrangements that met FCA standards. -
CPP card and identity protection compensation scheme closure
Under the scheme rules, consumers who submit their claim after the bar date (30 August 2014) are not entitled to any compensation under the scheme. ... No scheme complaints about claims forms received after 28 February 2015 (the exceptional bar date) -
PS19/8: Increasing the award limit for the Financial Ombudsman Service
Following our Consultation Paper CP18/31, we are increasing the Financial Ombudsman Service’s award limit. The award limit sets the maximum amount of compensation the ombudsman service can require financial services firms to pay when it upholds a -
CP19/1: Recovering the costs of regulating securitisation repositories after the UK leaves the European Union
This paper sets out the fees structure we intend to establish for securitisation repositories (SRs) when responsibility for their regulation passes to us from ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) after the UK leaves the EU (European Union -
FCA urges victims to come forward after getting confiscation order against three individuals
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today confirmed new rules which apply to certain types of open-ended fund investing in inherently illiquid assets such as property. The new rules apply to these funds, known as non-UCITS retail schemes (NURSs -
Statement on EBA guidelines on remuneration policies for public consultation
It is open for three months after which the EBA will consider the feedback received and draft final guidelines for publication. -
Investor relations in an increasingly regulated and international world
Speech by David Lawton, Director of Markets, the FCA, to the Investor Relations Society Annual Conference, on 18 June 2013.