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Flood and storm insurance claims
We remind firms to make sure they have plans in place to manage the impact of coronavirus on the seasonal increase in floor and storm-related claims. -
FCA response to the Davis Review
We have introduced substantial improvement in the procedures relating to the identification, control and release of price sensitive information. -
Apply for a waiver or modification
Find out how to apply to us for a waiver or modification of Handbook rules. -
Regulating the funeral plans sector
The FCA regulates pre-paid funeral plans, which means any funeral plan provider or intermediary must be authorised. Find out what this means for your firm. -
FSA - FG11/11: Template for self-assessment of compliance with Remuneration Code Tier 3 and 4 [doc]
All firms within the scope of the Remuneration Code (the Code) are expected to ensure that their remuneration policies, practices and procedures are clear and documented . To record those policies, practices and procedures, and assess their -
ICE Futures feed reliance
These client-side transactions must be reported with the MIC of the regulated market (IFLL or IFLO as appropriate) in the venue of identification field. -
AISP models under PSD2
The FCA provides what an Agency models for authorised payment institutions or small payment institutions under PSD2 -
FSA - FG11/11: The Remuneration Code - Code staff list for Tier 3 and 4 firms [xls]
This table is intended as a tool for you to keep a record of all Remuneration Code Staff identified for the current performance year, as required by SYSC 19A.3.5.R (1). It is not compulsory and you may choose to record your Remuneration Code Staff -
Transparency in insurance renewals
Find out how to make sure you are complying with our rules when renewing policies with your customers. -
Mortgages and coronavirus: our guidance for firms
FCA guidance for mortgage lenders, mortgage administrators, home purchase providers and home purchase administrators as the coronavirus situation develops.