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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
Principles of good regulation
We must consider the principles of good regulation when carrying out our work. And regulated firms must adhere to the principles for businesses, which are their fundamental obligations as set out in our Handbook. -
TR13/1 - Motor Legal Expenses Insurance (MLEI) [pdf]
This thematic project looked at MLEI from a number of perspectives including its value and usefulness, customer understanding, and the sales process. Thematic work is a fundamental part of our supervisory approach. -
Crypto investment scams
Find out how crypto investment scams work, how to avoid them and what to do if you’re scammed. -
Cymraeg
Sut rydym yn cyflwyno ein gwasanaethau yn y Gymraeg pan yn cyflawni busnes cyhoeddus yng Nghymru. -
Apply to the Regulatory Sandbox
Find out how to apply to test in the Regulatory Sandbox and what happens after you submit your application. -
Risk and returns
Understand what we mean by risk, and that the more adventurous you are, the greater the chances that things don’t go the way you want. -
CP14/5 - Changes to regulatory reporting: Adviser and consultancy charging, Authorised Professional Firms (APFs) and Product Sales Data (PSD) [pdf]
This Consultation Paper forms part of our ongoing commitment to ensure the data we require firms to provide is collected appropriately. -
Financial Resilience Survey
Solo-regulated firms might need to complete this short survey to help give us an accurate view of firms’ financial resilience. -
Limitations on debt permissions
If you are a full permission firm with the permission of debt adjusting and/or debt counselling with a ‘no debt management’ limitation, read how to review the limitations held to ensure they are appropriate for your business. -
Claims management companies: our regulation
The FCA is the claims management companies (CMCs) regulator. Learn about regulation and whether your firm needs to be FCA-authorised.