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Final notice 2016: Glyn Goodyear [pdf]
This final notice refers to breaches of PRIN 6, PRIN 11, COND and DISP related to failing to be open and co-operative, unfair treatment of customers and threshold conditions in the consumer credit sector. We imposed a cancellation. -
TR18/1: The fair treatment of existing interest-only mortgage customers [pdf]
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TR19/3: Review of the fair treatment of with-profits customers [pdf]
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FCA Final Notice 2014: Nick Bowyer [pdf]
This final notice refers to breaches of APER 6 related to unfair treatment of customers, mis-selling, remuneration, and culture/governance in the payment services sector. We imposed a fine and a prohibition. -
Final Notice 2015: Aviva Investors Global Services Limited [pdf]
This final notice refers to breaches of PRIN 3, PRIN 8 and COBS related to unfair treatment of customers, conflicts of interest and culture / governance in the Asset management sector. We imposed a fine. -
FG16/8: Fair treatment of long-standing customers in the life insurance sector [pdf]
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Market Watch 71
In this edition we share our observations about changes in advisory firms’ insider lists since the publication of Market Watch 60. -
FS20/5: Coronavirus and customers in temporary financial difficulty: guidance for insurance and premium finance firms [pdf]
We summarise feedback we received on our proposed measures - and our response - for insurance and premium finance firms on the fair treatment of customers in temporary financial difficulty as a result of coronavirus (Covid-19) -
GC20/3: Guidance for firms on the fair treatment of vulnerable customers [pdf]
This guidance consultation discusses the feedback the FCA received on Guidance Consultation 19/3 and seeks views on the FCA's updated draft guidance and its cost benefit analysis. -
Guidance for firms on the fair treatment of vulnerable customers: Feedback on GC20/3 [pdf]
This Guidance is issued under section 139A of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 as guidance on our Principles for Businesses (the Principles). It sets out our view of what firms should do to comply with their obligations under the