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Statement of Policy: listed companies and recapitalisation issuances during the coronavirus crisis
The FCA today announces a series of measures aimed at assisting companies to raise new share capital in response to the coronavirus crisis while retaining an appropriate degree of investor protection. -
Wirecard can resume regulated activity
Wirecard Card Solutions Limited (Wirecard) is authorised and supervised by the FCA to issue e-money and provide payment services including, issuing e-money onto prepaid cards. -
Regulatory hosting services
Read information for principal firms operating as regulatory hosts. -
Partly contested cases, the pipeline and AML investigations
FCA Director of Enforcement and Market Oversight, Mark Steward, delivers a speech on MIFID II and ways to fight financial crime. -
TR15/4: Governance over mortgage lending strategies
The review assessed the quality of firms’ governance from a conduct perspective, when setting or amending lending strategies. ... This paper will primarily be of interest to regulated mortgage lenders but, as the focus is on forward strategy, it could -
Non-equity securities – Engagement Paper 4
In this Engagement Paper we ask for your feedback on how we may improve the regime for non-equity securities under the new public offers and admission to trading regime. -
Maintaining market confidence: an update on Brexit
Speech delivered by Nausicaa Delfas, Executive Director of International at the City and Financial: 3rd UK Financial Services Brexit Summit -
FCA introduces tough new rules for marketing cryptoassets
All crypto firms marketing to UK consumers will need to meet new, tougher advertising standards. -
FCA proposes stricter rules for contract for difference products
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is today proposing stricter rules for firms selling ‘contract for difference’ (CFD) products to retail customers to improve standards across the sector and ensure consumers are appropriately protected. -
FCA takes action against debt packager firms
5 firms have stopped providing regulated debt advice until further notice and the FCA has used formal powers to stop another firm from providing regulated advice