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The FCA’s second phase of reform of the Listing Rules: Increasing transparency and encouraging more market participation
Speech by Clare Cole, FCA Director of Market Oversight, to The Regulation of Listed Companies Summit -
IFPR implementation observations: quantifying threshold requirements and managing financial resources – concluding report
Further observations on how firms are implementing requirements on the Internal Capital Adequacy and Risk Assessment process and reporting under the Investment Firms Prudential Regime. -
Understanding approaches to D&I in financial services
The FCA observed how financial services firms are designing and embedding diversity and inclusion strategies. The observations give an overview of initiatives to improve diversity and inclusion, which industry leaders can consider in reviewing their -
FCA Statement on fair treatment of long-standing customers in the life insurance sector
For all six firms, we will investigate firms’ behaviour in respect of the disclosure to customers of exit and paid-up charges. ... The investigation will focus on disclosure of exit and paid-up charges after December 2008. -
CP21/15: Benchmarks Regulation: how we propose to use our powers over use of critical benchmarks
We are consulting on how we propose using two new powers introduced through amendments to the Benchmarks Regulation (BMR) under the Financial Services Act 2021 (FS Act). -
Monitoring orders and transactions – our expectations of firms
Speech by Patrick Spens, Head of Market Monitoring, the FSA, at the Futures Options Association Compliance Forum -
PS15/16: Strengthening the Alignment of Risk and Reward: New Remuneration Rules
The FCA and PRA have released new rules for remuneration of banking staff, following recommendations made by the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards (‘PCBS’). The rules seek to strengthen the alignment between risk and reward by -
Update on the FCA’s review of RBS’s treatment of SME customers referred to its Global Restructuring Group
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today publishes an interim summary of the independent review of Royal Bank of Scotland’s (RBS) treatment of small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) customers transferred to its Global Restructuring Group (GRG). -
Market abuse requires a dynamic response to a changing risk profile
committing a crime and ultimately, they will have contributed to damaging our markets. ... This will require us all to remain fully focused and operating with the correct mindset in order to identify the new challenges that face our market and its -
FCA sets out proposals to tackle concerns about general insurance pricing
The final report of our market study into the pricing of home and motor insurance. We are concerned these markets are not working well for consumers and set out proposed remedies to address this.