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FSA - GC10/2 [pdf]
Our reviews in the income-producing real estate (IPRE) asset class have covered a large number of firms and portfolios. As a result of these reviews, we believe IPRE is a particularly difficult asset class for which to build effective rating systems -
Financial promotions data 2023
The FCA publishes data on the number of financial promotions that it has taken action on to mitigate non-compliance with the FCA's rules. This data is for 1 January 2023 to 31 December 2023. -
DP15/3: Developing our approach to implementing MiFID II conduct of business and organisational requirements [pdf]
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PS15/1 Early implementation of the Transparency Directive’s requirements for reports on payments to governments [pdf]
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Fund tokenisation
We are working with industry to explore potential uses of fund tokensiation which could make collective investment schemes more efficient, transparent, and accessible to a wider range of consumers. -
CP16/4: Loan-based crowdfunding platforms and segregation of client money [pdf]
In this consultation paper (CP) we consult on rules to simplify client money requirements for firms that operate electronic systems in relation to lending (P2P platforms) and hold both regulated and unregulated client money accounts.. -
PS14/15 Removing the Transparency Directive’s requirement to publish interim management statements [pdf]
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UK’s exit from the EU delayed
The EU and the UK have agreed to extend the date for the UK’s departure from the EU. As a result, firms do not need to take action to implement Brexit contingency plans for 31 October. -
CP14/12 Removing the Transparency Directive’s requirement to publish interim management statements [pdf]
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FCA publishes its Annual Funding Requirement for 2013/14
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced its Annual Funding Requirement (AFR) for 2013/14. On 1 April 2013 the FCA and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) replaced the Financial Services Authority (FSA). The Bank of England has