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Four former directors of online consumer credit broker banned for misleading customers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has banned David James Carter Mullins, Edward John Booth, Christopher Paul Brotherton and Mark Robert Kennedy, the former directors and shareholders of Secure My Money Limited (now dissolved). -
Information regarding the FCA credit card market study - September 2021
The FCA answers multiple questions regarding its Credit card market study: MS14/6. -
PS18/20: Improving the quality of pension transfer advice
The FCA is consulting on improving the quality of pension transfer advice. The consultation closes on 25 May 2018. -
TR19/4: Understanding the money laundering risks in the capital markets
We carried out this thematic review to look at the money-laundering risks and vulnerabilities in the capital markets and, where possible, to develop case studies to help inform the industry. -
FS20/1: Recognition of codes: feedback on QCP 25 CP19/27
We summarise responses to QCP 19/27 on the recognition of the Lending Standards Board’s (LSB) Standards of Lending Practice for business customers. We also outline our next steps. -
TR18/5: Management of long-term mortgage arrears and forbearance
FCA findings on how mortgage lenders manage customers with long-term mortgage arrears and provide forbearance to affected customers. -
FCA publishes new measures for cash savings accounts to boost competition
The aim of this publication is to shine a light on those firms’ strategies to longstanding customers. ... With many savers never switching because they don’t think it will make a difference, our rules will help consumers get the information they need -
Millions of customers together save nearly £1 billion due to overdraft rule changes
Improved overdraft rules brought in by the FCA have reduced high fees for unarranged borrowing, removed complex charging structures and introduced help for those who were repeatedly using their overdraft. -
FCA succeeds in application to Upper Tribunal to strike out P.F. International’s challenge to regulatory decision
The Financial Conduct Authority (‘FCA’) has successfully applied to the Upper Tribunal to strike out an appeal made by P.F International Limited, a franchise of the Kirby Vacuum Company. P.F. International has now exhausted its avenues of appeal. -
FCA publishes Decision Notice against financial adviser for pension transfer advice failings
The Financial Conduct Authority has published a Decision Notice against Geoffrey Edward Armin of Retirement and Pension Planning Services