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The Economics of Intervention
The Economics of Intervention. Documents First published:. 10/03/2016. Last updated: 10/03/2016. The Economics of Intervention. Can policy makers better combat challenges linked to long-run issues over inefficient interventions? FCA economist Zanna -
FCA publishes findings from the Ageing Population Project
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published an Occasional Paper outlining the findings from a project that explored how the ageing population would impact the Financial Services industry. -
A test of conscience
Certainly, some of the FCA’s conversations with banking staff for the occasional paper, seem to suggest consumer vulnerability is not yet a business priority in all firms. ... The occasional paper highlights the importance of leaders responding to -
Consumer Access TechSprint
The FCA piloted its first TechSprint event in April 2016. The aim was to identify potential solutions to access issues in financial services. -
Mortgages Market Study: MS16/2
We have published the Mortgages Market Study final report. It explains our final findings and provides a progress update on the proposed remedies. -
Speech: Beyond economics?
that financial consumers are biased in some ways.See various occasional papers on our website. ... Our occasional papers such as No. 12 on showing the prior premium on insurance renewal notices and No. -
Improving access to insurance
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Executive Director of Strategy and Competition at the FCA, delivered at the FCA Insurance Access event. -
CP24/7: Payment Optionality for Investment Research
We are consulting on giving UK buyside firms – asset managers and others – greater flexibility on how they can purchase such research -
Climate change and sustainable finance
The FCA's work on climate change and other environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. -
Consumer credit - Product development and marketing
We cover the products and services you sell and the need to minimise the risk of customer harm.