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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
PS19/4: Asset Management Market Study - feedback to CP18/9 and final rules and guidance
The FCA is consulting on rules and guidance to improve the quality, comparability and robustness of information available to investors. The consultation closes on 5 July 2018. -
PS18/24: Approach to final Regulatory Technical Standards and EBA guidelines under the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2)
This policy statement confirms the revised Payment Services and Electronic Money Approach Document and Handbook changes following consultation feedback. -
FS19/04: Fair Pricing in Financial Services: summary of responses and next steps
This Feedback Statement (FS) follows the publication of our Discussion Paper (DP) on Fair Pricing in Financial Services in October 2018. -
PS15/1: Early implementation of the Transparency Directive’s requirements for reports on payments to governments, including feedback on CP14/17 and final rules
This Policy Statement reports on the main issues arising from Consultation Paper CP14/17 and publishes final rules. -
Credit cards (including retail revolving credit) and coronavirus: temporary guidance for firms
FCA publishes temporary guidance on credit cards during the coronavirus situation -
Review of TCFD-aligned disclosures by premium listed commercial companies
Following the introduction of a climate-related disclosure rule as a first step to improving the quality and quantity of disclosures across the corporate sector, we outline our preliminary observations and reiterate our expectations. -
FSA issues fines totaling £250,000 on Plus500UK Limited (Plus500) and James Sharp and Company (James Sharp)
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined two firms, Plus500UK Limited (Plus500) £205,128 and James Sharp and Company (James Sharp) £49,000 for failing to provide accurate and timely transaction reports to the FSA in respect of all the -
PS14/15: Removing the Transparency Directive’s requirement to publish interim management statements - Including feedback on CP14/12 and final rules
In this Policy Statement, we summarise the feedback we received on CP14/12 and explain our response to this feedback. ... After this date, issuers may continue to publish interim management statements (or quarterly financial reports) on a voluntary basis, -
Insurance multi-firm review of outcomes monitoring under the Consumer Duty
Our review of insurance firm approaches to monitoring customer outcomes. -
Coronavirus and customers in temporary financial difficulty: guidance for insurance and premium finance firms
We set out our expectations for firms when considering the fair treatment of existing customers, and in particular customers with temporary financial difficulties due to coronavirus.