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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. -
Money laundering and supervising trusted professionals
OPBAS one year on report, highlights supervision and money laundering awareness failings and sets out ways to improve standards. -
FSA - Guidance Note No. 11 [pdf]
As part of this work we have initiated a series of expert groups designed to bring together the FSA and operational risk practitioners at firms to share ideas on current practice, weaknesses, and possible improvements. -
Cryptoassets
Our developing approach to regulating cryptoassets looks to mitigate the risks we see in the market while supporting technology that has the potential to benefit people. -
Russian invasion of Ukraine: financial sanctions and information
Information for firms and market participants to consider following Russia's invasion of Ukraine -
FSA - FG12/21: Summary of feedback received [pdf]
This guidance, that forms new material in ‘Financial crime: a guide for firms’, sets out examples of good practice and poor practice from our thematic review 'Banks' defences against investment fraud'. -
GC13/3 Examples of good and poor practice in “Banks’ control of financial crime risks in trade finance” [pdf]
The proposed guidance sets out examples of good and poor practice to help banks strengthen their financial crime systems and controls in trade finance. -
PPI complaints
Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) was often mis-sold to customers. Find out more about the deadline for PPI complaints, and how to protect yourself from scams. -
FCA review into mobile phone insurance finds examples of poor product design, unclear terms, and inadequate claims and complaints handling
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published a review focusing on the way mobile phone insurance firms design products and handle claims from customers that have lost or damaged their phone, or had it stolen. -
Market Watch 71
In this edition we share our observations about changes in advisory firms’ insider lists since the publication of Market Watch 60.