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FCA outcomes and metrics
The FCA is committed to being clear about how it is accountable for its progress. The FCA sets out its outcomes and the metrics it will use to measure them. -
Countdown to the Consumer Duty
Speech by Sheldon Mills, Executive Director, Consumers and Competition at EY: Less than three months to go until the Consumer Duty Implementation webinar -
Consumer Duty events
The FCA has run events to help firms understand our expectations for the Consumer Duty and prepare for implementation. Find out about these and watch the webinars. -
Consumer Duty firm survey – Spring 2023
The FCA commissioned Ipsos UK to undertake an anonymous survey of 1,230 firms in scope of the Consumer Duty. This survey adds to the FCA's understanding of how prepared firms are for when the Duty comes into force for products and services that are -
Consumer Duty firm survey – Autumn 2023
In Autumn 2023, Ipsos UK conducted a second survey with 634 firms not surveyed previously. The FCA wanted to examine how its additional engagement had helped firms prepare for the Consumer Duty. -
PS22/9: A new Consumer Duty
We are consulting for a second time on our proposals to set a higher standard of consumer protection in retail financial markets, where firms compete vigorously in the interests of consumers. -
Our approach to consumers
Our Approach to Consumers sets out how we use our powers and tools to protect consumers of financial services, in line with our consumer protection objective. -
Wider Implications Framework
Find out more about the Wider Implications Framework's role guiding cooperation between members of the regulatory family. -
A credit market that delivers for consumers
Speech by Roma Pearson, Director of Consumer Finance, delivered at Credit Summit 2023. -
Sample business plan
If you're applying to be authorised by the FCA, learn what to include in your regulatory business plan (RBP). -
Trading names
Learn what you should and shouldn’t do when registering a trading name that’s different from your firm’s registered company name.