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  1. FCA announces proposals to fundamentally reform the way banks charge for overdrafts and extends protections for other high-cost credit products

    Press Releases Published: 18/12/2018 Last modified: 11/04/2024
    The FCA has announced the next package of measures forming part of its high-cost credit review.
  2. FG18/5: Guidance on financial crime systems and controls: insider dealing and market manipulation

    Finalised guidance Published: 27/03/2018 Last modified: 13/12/2018
    We are consulting on changes to the Financial Crime Guide for firms, proposing to add a chapter on insider dealing and market manipulation and make miscellaneous changes as a result of recent regulatory changes to ensure the guide remains up to date.
  3. PS15/22: General Insurance Add-Ons Market Study – Remedies: banning opt-out selling across financial services and supporting informed decision-making for add-on buyers, including feedback on CP15/13 and final rules and guidance

    Policy statements Published: 28/09/2015 Last modified: 31/03/2016
    This policy statement therefore sets out an overview of the consultation feedback and our response on:. ... our rules banning opt-out selling. our Handbook guidance. We are also separately publishing the Finalised non-Handbook Guidance, including a
  4. FCA confirms rules for legacy use of synthetic LIBOR rates and no new use of US dollar LIBOR

    Press Releases Published: 16/11/2021 Last modified: 16/11/2021
    FCA confirms it will allow temporary use of ‘synthetic’ sterling and yen LIBOR rates in all legacy LIBOR contracts, other than cleared derivatives, that have not been changed at or ahead of end-2021
  5. FCA consults on new rules for claims management firms to raise standards of conduct and protect consumers

    News stories Published: 20/09/2018 Last modified: 20/09/2018
    We are consulting on new rules for claims management companies to raise standards of conduct. We will become the regulator of claims management companies (CMCs) on 1 April 2019.
  6. FCA consults on proposed decision to require synthetic LIBOR for 6 sterling and Japanese yen settings

    Statements Published: 24/06/2021 Last modified: 24/06/2021
    FCA consults on proposed decision to require synthetic LIBOR for 6 sterling and Japanese yen settings.
  7. PS16/8: FCA Handbook changes regarding the segregation of client money on loan-based crowdfunding platforms, the Innovative Finance ISA, and the regulated activity of advising on peer-to-peer agreements

    Policy statements Published: 21/03/2016 Last modified: 21/03/2016
    This policy statement summarises and gives our response to feedback to CP16/4: Loan-based crowdfunding platforms and segregation of client money and CP16/5: FCA Handbook changes to reflect the ... We published a separate consultation paper in January
  8. CP22/5: Proposed changes to allow companies to use a more up to date electronic format for their annual financial reports

    Consultations Consultation papers Published: 25/03/2022 Last modified: 18/08/2022
    We propose to change the definition of UKSEF 2022 in Article 2(4B) of the Transparency Directive (TD) ESEF Regulation so that it refers to UKSEF 2022 v2.0.0 instead of v1.0.0.
  9. TR20/1: The effectiveness of Independent Governance Committees and Governance Advisory Arrangements

    Thematic reviews Published: 24/06/2020 Last modified: 24/06/2020
    We reviewed how effectively Independent Governance committees (IGCs) and Governance Advisory Arrangements (GAAs) are improving the value for money of workplace pensions.
  10. FCA proposes rules on investment pathways and other measures to improve retirement outcomes for consumers

    Press Releases Published: 28/01/2019 Last modified: 29/01/2019
    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is today consulting on measures to stop up to 100,000 consumers a year losing out on pension income when they access the pension freedoms.