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Balancing regulatory objectives in the dynamic consumer credit market
Speech by Jonathan Davidson, Director of Supervision – retail and authorisations at the FCA, at the Future of Lending Conference. -
Blankstone Sington Limited (BSL) enters special administration
On 13/10/23, Blankstone Sington Limited entered special administration following a Court Order under the Investment Bank Special Administration Regulations 2011. Andrew Poxon, Alex Cadwallader and Hilary Pascoe of Leonard Curtis were appointed joint -
FCA assists innovative companies in tackling coronavirus challenges
Application windows for Cohort 7 of the Regulatory Sandbox and the pilot of a new Digital Sandbox initiative have opened. -
FCA response to Provident’s scheme being approved by the High Court
We continue to have significant concerns about Schemes of Arrangement being proposed and used by firms to avoid paying customers redress. The firm remains under investigation for its conduct. -
Automated advice: existing rules and guidance
Before applying for Innovation Pathways, read our existing rules and guidance to check whether your question is covered. -
Getting culture and conduct right - the role of the regulator
Speech by Jonathan Davidson, Director of Supervision – retail and authorisations at the FCA, delivered at the 2nd Annual Culture and Conduct Forum for the Financial Services Industry in London. -
Early arrears management in unsecured lending: TR16/10
This report provides the findings from our thematic review into early arrears management in unsecured lending. The review looked at the way lenders treated customers in the early stages of arrears. -
FCA review finds weaknesses in some challenger banks’ financial crime controls
FCA review found that challenger banks need to improve how they assess financial crime risk, with some failing to adequately check their customers’ income and occupation. -
Speech: Shadow banking - the potential risks and rewards
The latter depends upon bilateral relationships. The potential advantage of these is that lenders over time build up substantial private information about their customers. ... At a time when most banks were reluctant to take on new customers on -
FCA reveals the financial experiences of people in the UK: The South West has the highest proportion of adults overdrawn in the last 12 months compared to rest of UK
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published the latest analysis of its Financial Lives survey. Today’s report puts the spotlight on the financial situation of people across the UK and highlights where in the UK people may be more