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Occasional Paper No. 38: Testing retirement communications: Waking up to get wise
As part of the Retirement Income Market Study and the Retirement Outcomes Review, the FCA looked into ways in which we could encourage those approaching retirement to engage with the free government guidance available to them and with their pension -
Occasional Paper No. 58: Understanding consumer financial wellbeing through banking data
In this study, we use objective and subjective approaches to better understand consumer financial wellbeing. -
Occasional Paper 62: Matter of fact-sheets: improving consumer comprehension of financial sustainability disclosures
Clear communication via investor factsheets helps people understand investments based on their sustainability characteristics and may help them choose investments that better meet their needs. -
Occasional Paper No. 39: Estimating the benefits of interventions that affect consumer behaviour
The aim of this Occasional Paper is to help us estimate the benefits of our interventions, while recognising the challenges. -
Occasional Paper No. 30: Best buys and own brands: investment platforms’ recommendations of funds
In this paper, we examine the drivers, impact, and performance of investment platforms’ best buy lists. -
Occasional Paper No. 50: Quantifying the High-Frequency Trading 'Arms Race': A new methodology and estimates
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Occasional Paper No. 21: Asymmetries in Dark Pool Reference Prices
Occasional Paper No. 21: Asymmetries in Dark Pool Reference Prices. Occasional papers First published:. ... To the extent that Occasional Papers contain any errors or omissions, they should be attributed to the individual authors, rather than to the FCA. -
Occasional Paper No. 29: Aggregate market quality implications of dark trading
In this paper, we examine the impact of dark trading on aggregate market quality in the UK. -
Occasional Paper No. 33: Choices of dominated mortgage products by UK consumers
As part of the mortgages market study, the FCA wanted to understand the extent to which UK consumers might save money when buying a mortgage and to understand what may be driving some to buy more expensive mortgages. This Occasional Paper -
Occasional Paper No. 48: Swing pricing and fragility in open-end mutual funds
Traditional pricing models for mutual funds penalize loyal investors and might even fuel panic sell-offs in times of stress. Do alternative pricing methods offer a solution?