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CP15/36: Future regulatory treatment of CCA regulated first charge mortgages
CP15/36: Future regulatory treatment of CCA regulated first charge mortgages. Consultation papers First published:. ... CP15/36: Future regulatory treatment of CCA regulated first charge mortgages. -
PS20/13: Amendments to the open banking identification requirements (eIDAS certificate) [pdf]
This Policy Statement (PS) summarises the responses we received to CP20/18: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 29. File updated with accessibility tags -
Testing what gets consumers engaged with their pension – and why
This article summarises research undertaken by Mike Gilmore (during his time working for the FCA), Deanna Karapetyan, Gráinne Murphy, Cherryl Ng and Jackie Spang. -
FG17/6: The treatment of politically exposed persons for anti-money laundering purposes
We are publishing finalised guidance for how financial services firms should treat customers who are politically exposed persons when meeting their anti-money laundering obligations. -
FCA statement on thematic review into fair treatment of longstanding customers in the life insurance sector
On 3 March 2016 the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced investigations into six firms as a result of its thematic review into the fair treatment of longstanding customers. -
Cost of living
Firms have an important role in supporting consumers struggling with higher living costs. -
The fair treatment of existing interest-only mortgage customers: Technical Report [pdf]
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Market Watch 74
n this Market Watch, we describe some of our recent supervisory observations, covering RTS 22 transaction reporting and the submission of financial instrument reference data under RTS 23. -
FCA writes to firms about the treatment of retained interest on customers’ cash balances
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today written to investment platforms and SIPP operators setting out its concerns on the way they deal with any interest earned on customers’ cash balances. -
2018 fines
This table contains information about fines published during the calendar year ending 2018. The total amount of fines is £60,467,212.