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Business Plan 2021/22
Our Business Plan 2021/22 explains how we see our future role and priorities, how we intend to deliver them and how we will measure our performance. -
Overall responsibility and the legal function: DP16/4
In September 2016, we launched Discussion Paper DP16/4 to clarify how and why the legal function is currently captured under the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR) and to consider whether it should continue to be part of the regime. -
Richard Lloyd – APM opening remarks 2022
Opening remarks by Richard Lloyd, interim Chair of the FCA, delivered at the FCA's 2022 Annual Public Meeting. -
Apply to become an electronic money or a payment institution
Find out how to apply to the FCA if your firm wants to provide payment services, issue e-money or become a registered account information service provider. -
Financial Conduct Authority publishes first set of data under new complaints rules
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published data on the number of complaints reported by firms under new rules which came into force on 30 June 2016. -
A to Z of financial terms - Our Consumer Duty came into
A to Z of financial services to help you understand financial and legal terms. -
Primary Market Bulletin 42
In this edition we cover areas including climate related disclosures, the National Security and Investment Act, unlawful disclosure by Sir Christopher Gent and rules and guidance for cash shells and SPACS on reverse takeovers. -
From regulator to firm to consumer: a virtuous chain of events
Speech by Georgina Philippou, Senior Adviser to the FCA on the Public Sector Equality Duty, delivered at the Building Ethnic Diversity and Inclusion in Investment Management - Report Launch. -
Vets and dentists
Find out what permissions you'll need to apply to the FCA for authorisation, and what the FCA expects to see in your application. -
FCA finds concerns over insurers’ valuation of written-off or stolen vehicles
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has identified shortcomings in how some motor insurance firms are valuing written-off or stolen vehicles.