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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. -
Access to cash FCA and PSR joint statement
The FCA and Payment Systems Regulator are committed to ensuring that cash, and the infrastructure that supports it, remains available for those who need it. -
The regulatory challenge
The general public no longer sees financial services as a profession providing a vital service to individuals and businesses. ... As I’ve said before, firms must take their responsibility to reduce the risk of financial crime seriously. -
About the FCA
The FCA regulates the conduct of nearly 45,000 businesses in the UK to ensure that financial markets work well. Find out more about our role. -
FCA reveals urban-rural differences in how consumers experience financial services
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published the latest analysis from its Financial Lives survey. Today’s report puts the spotlight on the financial situation of people across the UK and highlights where in the UK people may be more -
Personal data and supervision
How and why the FCA uses personal data to carry out its supervision functions. -
Ageing population and financial services
Speech by Linda Woodall, Director of Life Insurance and Financial Advice, delivered at the Ageing Population Occasional Paper launch event. -
Pensions: A view from the FCA
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the FCA, delivered at Gleneagles. -
Rolling regulation forwards
Speech by Nikhil Rathi, FCA Chief Executive delivered at the UK Finance annual dinner. -
Stress testing for human beings
Speech by Charles Randell, Chair of the FCA, delivered at the Gleneagles Pensions & Savings Symposium. -
FCA urges action on interest-only mortgages
People with interest-only mortgages are being urged to contact their lender after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) found that many have still not talked to their lender about their repayment options.