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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
PS21/1: Breathing space regulations - changes to our Handbook [pdf]
This policy statement follows consultation paper 20/21 and sets out changes we are making to the Handbook as a result of The Debt Respite Scheme. -
PS21/18: Restricting CMC charges for financial products and services claims [pdf]
This policy statement sets out new rules for claims management companies following our consultation in CP21/1. -
List of EEA market operators applying to become a recognised overseas investment exchange (ROIE)
In September 2018, we published a direction (PDF) that clarified how market operators (as defined by MiFID II) from the European Economic Area (EEA) can apply to become a recognised overseas investment exchange (ROIE). This would enable EEA market -
PS21/24: Enhancing climate-related disclosures by asset managers, life insurers and FCA-regulated pension providers [pdf]
In this Policy Statement (PS 21/24), we summarise the feedback we received to our consultation and confirm our final policy position. -
Brexit – Temporary authorisation regime for data reporting services providers (DRSPs)
The temporary authorisations regime for MiFID-authorised EEA DRSPs to provide a data reporting service in the UK ended on 31 December 2021. -
PS20/17: Proposals to enhance climate-related disclosures by listed issuers and clarification of existing disclosure obligations [pdf]
We summarise the feedback to our consultation proposals in CP20/3 and confirm our final policy position. -
Changes to the Financial Promotions Order
The FCA has carried out changes to Financial Promotion Order exemptions for high net worth individuals. -
PS20/16: Updating the dual-regulated firms Remuneration Code to reflect CRD V [pdf]
This PS summarises the feedback we received during the consultation period and our response to it. We set out our final rules on remuneration for dual-regulated firms and revise our previous guidance. -
Immigration Act 2014
The FCA explains how the Immigration Act 2014 prohibits banks and building societies from opening current accounts for people who are known not to have leave to remain in or to enter the UK. -
Brexit: information for retail investments firms in the UK
If you have customers based in the EEA, find out what actions we expect you to have taken now the transition period is over.