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Account information and payment initiation
The banking industry is currently working on how to standardise the way data is accessed by Account Information Services Providers (AISPs) and Payment Initiation Service Provider (PISPs), including through open banking standards. -
FCA announces changes to open banking identification requirements
The FCA has announced changes to limit the risk of disruption to open banking services after Brexit. -
PS20/13: Amendments to the open banking identification requirements (eIDAS certificate)
We outline feedback to CP20/18 and confirm near final rules to amend Article 34(1) of the UK-RTS, with minor changes to the proposal in CP20/18. -
Business Plan 2023/24
The FCA's Business Plan details the work it will do over the next 12 months to help deliver the commitments in its Strategy. -
Strong Customer Authentication
The FCA's expectations for your firm when implementing Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), including in e-commerce and online banking. -
FCA outcomes and metrics
The FCA is committed to being clear about how it is accountable for its progress. On this page the FCA sets out its outcomes and the metrics it will use to measure them. -
UK EMIR news
Read our archive of news relating to EMIR dating back to August 2013. -
Unstable coins: cryptoassets, financial regulation and preventing financial crime in the emerging market for digital assets
Speech delivered by Therese Chambers, Director of Retail and Regulatory Investigations at the FCA, on cryptoassets. -
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. -
Comparison of banking providers’ fraud controls
This page contains information about banks’ fraud controls. It is intended to enable consumers and consumer groups to compare how banks protect their customers against fraud, and to help consumers to make better informed choices about their -
Financial crime controls at challenger banks
Ensuring the firms we regulate are effective in preventing financial crime, such as money laundering and sanctions evasion, remains a key priority. This includes testing the financial crime controls of new business models as they enter the UK