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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. -
TR13/3 - Banks’ control of financial crime risks in trade finance [pdf]
This report describes how banks in the UK control money laundering, terrorist financing and sanctions risks (collectively ‘financial crime risks’) in trade finance business and sets out the findings from our recent thematic review. -
GC13/3 Examples of good and poor practice in “Banks’ control of financial crime risks in trade finance” [pdf]
The proposed guidance sets out examples of good and poor practice to help banks strengthen their financial crime systems and controls in trade finance. -
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. -
Money laundering and terrorist financing
Find out more about the regulations and risk-based approach to anti-money laundering. -
Examining the future of anti-money laundering regulations
Speech by Rob Gruppetta at the Accuity AML Risk Reduction and Compliance Europe Conference on 8 December 2015 -
New financial sanctions measures in relation to Russia
Following the Prime Minister’s statement to the House of Commons on 22 February 2022, the UK has announced a tranche of sanctions on Russia. -
The importance of purposeful anti-money laundering controls
Speech by Mark Steward, Executive Director of Enforcement and Market Oversight, delivered at the AML & ABC Forum 2021. -
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. -
FCA review finds weaknesses in some challenger banks’ financial crime controls
FCA review found that challenger banks need to improve how they assess financial crime risk, with some failing to adequately check their customers’ income and occupation.