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Information related to Covid-specific whistleblower allegations - November 2021
The FCA responds to multiple questions regarding Covid-specific whistleblower allegations. -
Securitisation Regulation: PRA and FCA joint statement on reporting of private securitisations
This statement sets out how the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) propose to direct the manner in which firms must make information regarding ‘private’ securitisations available to their UK competent -
FCA bans and censures managing director of SIPP operator Montpelier Pension Administration Services Limited
The FCA has banned Kevin Wells, the managing director of Montpelier Pension Administration Services Limited (MPAS), from performing any significant influence function at any regulated firm, and also censured him. -
FCA and Bank of England agree Memorandum of Understanding for supervision of markets and market infrastructure
They noted that as staff who had previously worked together under the aegis of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) moved into different roles, it was important to retain strong working level -
GC13/5 Supervising retail investment advice: inducements and conflicts of interest
providers compete on the price and quality of their products to secure distribution rather than on commission levels, and. -
CP20/1: Introducing a Single Easy Access Rate for cash savings
This consultation sets out proposals to make the market simpler and improve competition. This will help consumers know if they are getting a good deal, as well as protecting those that currently receive the lowest interest rates. We want firms to -
CP14/4 – Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 4
make minor changes to the complaints data reporting form and update guidance. ... clarify the scope of mortgage Product Sales Data performance data reporting for firms who own regulated mortgage contracts but who do not have the ‘entering into’ -
FCA fines Standard Chartered Bank £102.2 million for poor AML controls
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Standard Chartered Bank (Standard Chartered) £102,163,200 for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) breaches in two higher risk areas of its business. This is the second largest financial penalty for AML -
Mortgages and coronavirus: updated draft guidance for firms
FCA proposes updated draft guidance for firms on mortgages, debt advice and coronavirus -
Call for Input: Regulatory barriers to innovation in digital and mobile solutions
Innovations often drive effective competition. Regulatory barriers, both in the UK and at EU level, can distort competition and discourage new entrants to the market denying consumers the benefits of new