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The role of regulation in encouraging good culture
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the FCA, delivered at the Investment Association Culture Conference, Mansion House, London. -
Chief Executive speaks at APM about recent work and future challenges
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive at the FCA, delivered at our 2016 Annual Public Meeting. -
Consumer Investments Strategy - 2 Year Update
The FCA provides a 2 year update on its progress against the workstreams and outcomes it committed to in its Consumer Investments Strategy in September 2021. -
Asset management: A regulatory perspective
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive at the FCA, delivered at London Business School Annual Asset Management Conference. -
FCA sets out next steps to improve competition in the UK’s asset management industry
The FCA has published the latest step in its response to the concerns identified through its asset management market study. This is part of a package of remedies to ensure fund managers compete on the value they deliver, and act in the interests of -
Speech: The economic challenge of regulating the mortgage market
At the same time, mortgages are the biggest financial transaction that many consumers make. ... Consumers struggle with complex calculations and terms (FCA paper in prep; Dellaert & Stremersch). -
Consumer Investments Strategy – 1 year update
The FCA provides an update on its progress against the workstreams and outcomes it committed to in its Consumer Investments Strategy in September 2021. -
Consumer Investments: Strategy and Feedback Statement
The FCA sets out its view of consumer harm in this market and its 3-year strategy to address this. -
Our Perimeter Report
Our perimeter (remit) determines the activities we regulate and the level of protection consumers can expect when they buy financial services and products -
FCA finds concerns over insurers’ valuation of written-off or stolen vehicles
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has identified shortcomings in how some motor insurance firms are valuing written-off or stolen vehicles.