Search results
Showing 221 to 230 of 639 search results for identification and treatment.
-
Rent-to-own – update
The FCA took over the regulation of consumer credit, including the rent-to-own sector, in April 2014. -
Cyber security – industry insights
We have published a document bringing together industry insights on cyber resilience. Cyber risks pose a threat to consumers and markets, and part of the FCA’s role is to help firms become more resilient to cyber-attacks, so reducing the risk and -
Final notice 2015: Simon Mark Silva-Peake [pdf]
This final notice refers to breaches of FIT related to a lack of fitness/propriety, client money/assets and unfair treatment of customers in the investment adviser sector. We imposed a prohibition. -
Operational resilience: insights and observations for firms
Make sure your firm is ready to comply with the FCA's operational resilience rules by 31 March 2025. Use our observations to help review your firm’s approach. -
FCA Final Notice 2013: Catalyst Investment Group Limited [pdf]
This final notice refers to breaches of PRIN 1 and PRIN 6 related to financial promotions and unfair treatment of customers in the investment advisers and platforms sector. We imposed a public censure. -
FG17/4: Summary of feedback received [pdf]
A summary of feedback we received to GC16/6: The fair treatment of mortgage customers in payment shortfall: impact of automatic capitalisations. -
Mortgage Prisoner Review
Our Mortgage Prisoner Review has been laid before parliament, providing data for borrowers to consider whether there are practical and proportionate solutions that can help them. -
FG17/6: Summary of feedback received [pdf]
A summary of feedback we received to GC17/2: Treatment of politically exposed persons (PEPs) under the money laundering, terrorist financing and transfer of funds (information on the payer) regulations 2017 -
Final Notice 2017: Clive John Rosier [pdf]
This final notice (Clive Rosier) refers to breaches of APER 2 and APER 7 for complaints-handling, failure to demonstrate that suitable advice was given and lack of fitness/propriety in the investment adviser sector. We imposed a fine, withdrawal and -
Wonga enters administration
As required by law, the joint administrators wrote to all known creditors on 26 October 2018 providing them with their proposals for administration, which were approved on 9th November 2018