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Financial Lives survey
Based on nearly 13,000 face-to-face and online interviews, Financial Lives is our largest tracking survey of adults and their finances. It reveals a wealth of information about different types of consumer and their experiences of financial products and services. -
Learning the lessons of the past as an industry
In this, we are actually all in it together. But more important than our reputations is the reputation of the financial services industry as a whole. ... A recent survey has shown that London’s position as a pre-eminent financial centre is under threat. -
Repeal and replacement of assimilated law
Documents on the repeal and replacement of provisions in the retained EU law. -
Reporting obligation
Under UK European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (UK EMIR) requirements, all counterparties must report any derivative contract concluded, modified or terminated. Find out more about submitting your firm's obligations. -
How to organise a COO
Speech by Emily Shepperd, FCA Chief Operating Officer and ED Authorisations, delivered at the Armstrong Wolfe COO Summit 2023 -
FCA highlights continued support for consumers struggling with payments
The FCA is highlighting its continued support for consumers struggling with payments due to coronavirus (Covid-19). -
Defined benefit pension transfers
Read about the FCA's work in defined benefit (DB) transfers to date and the continued supervision in this area. -
Pensions: A view from the FCA
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the FCA, delivered at Gleneagles. -
Personal data and supervision
How and why the FCA uses personal data to carry out its supervision functions. -
Market Watch 72
In this Market Watch, we outline our recent findings on the quality of service provided by Approved Publication Arrangements (APAs) and Approved Reporting Mechanisms (ARMs), collectively known as Data Reporting Services Providers (DRSPs), to clients -
FCA concerned about problem behaviours linked to trading app design
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned stock trading app operators to review design features, including those with game-like elements, which risk prompting consumers to take actions against their own interest.