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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
PS22/11: Improving the Appointed Representatives regime
We set out the final rules for the Appointed Representative regime to enhance consumer protection. We also respond to feedback to CP21/34 -
Research Notes: Improving outcomes for consumers considering investing in high-risk investments
We've published 3 Research Notes on behavioural interventions we tested to improve outcomes for consumers considering investing in high-risk investments. -
Research Note: Cryptoasset consumer research 2021
Our fourth consumer research publication on cryptoassets ownership looks at benefits, harms, attitudes and usage. -
Andrew Bailey speech on retail banking in the UK - reflections from the FCA
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the FCA, at the BBA Retail Banking Conference on retail banking in the UK – reflections from the FCA. -
CP19/26: Draft technical standards on the content and format of STS notifications under the onshored Securitisation Regulation
This is the first consultation paper (CP) setting out our proposed technical standards for the onshored Securitisation Regulation. -
Supervisory flexibility on RTS 27 reports and 10% depreciation notifications
We are putting in place temporary measures with respect to RTS 27 reports and 10% depreciation notifications while we consult on changes to these requirements later this Spring. -
Information in relation to FCA exercise of competition enforcement powers - November 2021
The FCA provides information regarding what actions it took in relation to competition enforcement powers. -
Andrew Bailey opening speech at the FCA Conference on Intergenerational Differences
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the FCA, at the FCA Conference on Intergenerational Differences, Royal College of Physicians, London. -
Financial Conduct Authority outlines how it would use the temporary transitional power
The FCA has set out how it would use the temporary transitional power in the event the UK leaves the EU without an agreement. -
Market abuse requires a dynamic response to a changing risk profile
committing a crime and ultimately, they will have contributed to damaging our markets. ... Without this, we will not be able to support the good behaviour we need in our markets as effectively.