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FCA finds weak price competition in some areas of the asset management sector
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published the interim findings of its asset management market study, which suggests that there is weak price competition in a number of areas of the asset management industry. -
Asset managers told to review liquidity management in funds
We have reviewed liquidity management in asset managers and found that firms need to increase their focus on liquidity risk. -
FCA and PSR respond to announcement from Cash Action Group (CAG)
We respond to the Cash Action Group’s (CAG) announcement that retail banks and building societies will create an independent body to assess the needs of local communities and direct cash solutions. -
Authorised fund managers’ assessments of fund value 2023
Feedback following the second MFR of Authorised Fund Managers compliance with our Assessment of Value rules. -
FCA announces extension to its use of the temporary transitional power
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today confirmed it intends to extend the proposed duration of the directions issued under the temporary transitional power to the 31 December 2020. This is to reflect the extension of Article 50. Other than the -
What firms and customers can expect from the consumer duty and other regulatory reforms
Speech by Sheldon Mills, Executive Director, Consumers and Competition, delivered at City and Financial Global. -
Cryptoasset AML / CTF regime: feedback on good and poor quality applications
Feedback on good and poor quality applications made to the FCA under money laundering regulations. -
FCA consults on reforms to improve the effectiveness of UK primary markets
The FCA has today launched a consultation on a series of proposed reforms to improve the effectiveness of UK primary markets, alongside a discussion of how we might continue to develop the regime to ensure the UK remains a competitive and dynamic -
Speech: The economic challenge of regulating the mortgage market
What does this mean? Ensuring well-working markets could mean…. First, from the perspective of regulatory risk, to try to ensure that things that adversely affect our statutory objectives - consumer protection, ... Consumers struggle with complex -
Diversity and inclusion: Our role as a regulator
We want to see greater levels of diversity and inclusion across the UK financial sector. Read about the work the FCA is doing to drive change in this area.