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FCA acts to help mortgage prisoners
Mortgage customers who have previously been unable to switch mortgages despite being up-to-date with their payments (commonly known as mortgage prisoners), could soon be able to find a cheaper deal after we proposed changes to how lenders assess -
AI: Flipping the coin in financial services
Speech by Jessica Rusu, FCA Chief Data, Information and Intelligence Officer, at the City and Financial Global AI Regulation Summit 2023. -
Cryptoassets: AML / CTF regime
We are the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (AML/CTF) supervisor of UK cryptoasset businesses under the money laundering regulations. Learn more about the regime. -
FCA launches three-year strategy to improve outcomes
The FCA has launched a new strategy to improve outcomes for consumers and businesses throughout the UK. -
Research Note: on the representativeness of the LBMA Silver Price
The main benchmark for silver, the LBMA Silver Price, underwent changes in its methodology in August 2014 and became regulated in April 2015. In this Research Note, we assess the representativeness of the benchmark from March 2017 to September 2017. -
Regulation of Digital Assets in the UK
Speech by Sarah Pritchard, Executive Director of Markets, and Executive Director of International, at City Week 2023. -
DP14/3 The use of dealing commission regime
We have carried out a review on whether further changes are needed to deliver a more transparent and efficient asset management sector for end investors. -
CP19/2: Brexit and contractual continuity
The financial services contracts regime (FSCR) allows EEA firms to run off their regulated business in the UK, if the UK leaves the EU without an implementation period. -
FCA response to the Financial Services Regulation Committee [pdf]
FCA response to the Financial Services Regulation Committee on Consultation Paper CP24/2. -
DP14/2 Fairness of changes to mortgage contracts
This DP is an opportunity to open up the discussion and be transparent about the factors that may be relevant when considering the fairness of changes to regulated mortgage contracts.