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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
FS23/2: Decisions on US dollar LIBOR – feedback to CP22/21
In April 2023, following your feedback on proposals to use our Benchmarks Regulation (BMR) powers on US dollar LIBOR, we confirmed our approach. We now publish our Feedback Statement and next steps. -
FCA confirms measures to help insurance customers who may be suffering financial difficulties as a result of coronavirus
We confirm temporary measures to help customers who hold insurance and premium finance products and who may be in financial difficulty because of coronavirus (Covid-19) -
Balancing regulatory objectives in the dynamic consumer credit market
Speech by Jonathan Davidson, Director of Supervision – retail and authorisations at the FCA, at the Future of Lending Conference. -
Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee sets out next steps to help UK open banking grow
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FS22/2: Driving Value for Money in Defined Contribution Pensions
We set out the feedback we received on our proposed framework to assess and promote Value for Money in all FCA and TPR-regulated Defined Contribution pension schemes -
Financial Lives 2020 survey: the impact of coronavirus
The Executive Summary for the FCA’s Financial Lives 2020 survey and October 2020 Covid-19 panel survey. -
The drive for data in Non-Bank Financial Intermediation (NBFI)
Speech by Ashley Alder, FCA Chair, delivered at the Managed Funds Associations’ Global Summit -
Mutual societies registration function: 2023-24
An update on the FCA's work and a breakdown of societies on the register. -
Safe custody services firm review findings
Read what we found during our series of visits in 2010 to the known providers of safe custody services in the UK, what we would expect to see if we conducted a set of similar visits again in the future, and some examples of good and poor practice -
Financial watchdog sets out credit information market improvements
People will find their credit files better reflect their financial circumstances, under proposals announced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).