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Forms
List of all forms on fca.org.uk For Handbook forms, please use the Handbook forms page. -
Loan fee fraud
Every year the FCA receives hundreds of reports of loan fee fraud, with victims reporting an average loss of £260. Find out how to spot the warning signs. -
2015 Disclosure Log
The aim of the FCA's Disclosure Log is to keep information that it has released under the Freedom of Information Act and which it thinks is of wider public interest. Find the Disclosure Log for 2015. -
FCA proposes update to guidance on mortgages and consumer credit repossessions
In November 2020, we announced further support for mortgage and consumer credit borrowers experiencing payment difficulties as a result of coronavirus (Covid-19). -
2017 fines
This table contains information about fines published during the calendar year ending 2017. The total amount of fines is £229,515,303. -
FCA highlights concerns when credit firms allow repeat borrowing
The FCA has today published the findings of a review into relending by firms that offer high-cost credit. -
Apply to become a consumer credit broker
Find out how to apply to the FCA for authorisation if you want to engage in regulated activities as a consumer credit broker. -
Financial Lives survey highlights importance of the FCA’s Consumer Duty
The FCA has found 7.4 million people unsuccessfully attempted to contact one or more of their financial services providers in the 12 months before May 2022, with the most vulnerable in society most likely to struggle with this. The figure comes from -
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 -
2021 fines
This page contains information about enforcement fines published during the calendar year ending 2021. -
FCA announces redress scheme for rent-to-own firm PerfectHome
PerfectHome has agreed with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) a package of redress totalling over £2.1 million. This will be made up of cash payments and balance write-offs for 37,000 customers.