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The equity release sales and advice process: key findings
Key findings from our exploratory work on later life lending, where we considered the borrowing opportunities available to consumers aged 55 and over, focusing on lifetime mortgages. -
Relending by high-cost lenders
This report sets out our review findings of relending by firms in the high-cost lenders portfolio. -
Coronavirus linked forbearance: key findings
We set out our findings from our review, where we considered mortgage and consumer credit firms' implementation of Tailored Support Guidance since November 2020 and the operational readiness of firms to support customers in financial difficulty. -
Changes in mortgage regulation
Speech by Jonathan Davidson, Director of Supervision – Retail and Authorisations, delivered at the Council of Mortgage Lenders conference, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Preparing your firm's wind-down plan
Wind-down plans help firms exit the market in an orderly manner if their business is no longer viable. Find out when and how to prepare one for your firm. -
Keeping up with the credit sector: the FCA’s view on the market today
Speech by Jonathan Davidson, Director of Supervision – retail and authorisations at the FCA, at Credit Summit in London. -
FCA fines LJ Financial Planning Ltd £107,200
Independent financial advice firm is fined for providing its customers with unsuitable pension switching and transfer advice and failing to manage its conflicts of interest. -
CP21/13: A new Consumer Duty
We consult on a Consumer Duty that would set clearer and higher expectations for firms’ standards of care towards customers -
Our approach to competition
The FCA promotes effective competition in the interests of consumers. -
HomeServe fined £30 million for widespread failings
HomeServe has accepted that it needed to restore its customer focus and move away from a culture of putting profits before treating customers fairly. ... The FCA considers that the failings were particularly serious given that a significant proportion of