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We consult on changes to redress calculations for unsuitable pension transfer advice
We have today published a consultation proposing updates to how redress is calculated for unsuitable defined benefit transfers advice, following a periodic review. -
PS19/30 Independent Governance Committees: extension of remit
This policy statement sets out the FCA's final rules to extend the remit of Independent Governance Committees, with new duties in 2 areas. -
FCA Statement on fair treatment of long-standing customers in the life insurance sector
The FCA’s thematic review assessed the treatment of closed-book customers against four high level customer outcomes:. ... have regard to customers’ information needs through the life cycle of a product. -
Findings of multi-firm review into insurers' valuation of vehicles
We set out the findings from our review which assesses firms’ claims-handling processes for valuing vehicles which have been stolen or written-off (‘total-loss’ claims). -
The new simplified advice regime and the advice / guidance boundary review
Speech by Therese Chambers, our Director of Consumer Investments, delivered at the TISA Financial Advice and Guidance Conference. -
Where next for investment and asset management regulation?
Speech by Megan Butler, Executive Director of Supervision - Investment, Wholesale and Specialists at the FCA, delivered at the FT Investment Management Summit Europe 2017. -
Proceeds of fraud - Detecting and preventing money mules
We share the key findings from our review of payment account providers’ systems and controls against money mule activity. -
Financial watchdog proposes to ban debt packager referral fees to protect consumers
The FCA is to push ahead with proposals to ban debt packager firms from receiving referral fees from debt solution providers, following further analysis of the market. -
Clydesdale Bank fined £8.9 million for failing to treat its mortgage customers fairly
Clydesdale is today paying the price for its decision to put its bottom line ahead of the need to ensure its customers were treated fairly.". ... The scheme volunteered by Clydesdale goes further; in particular all customers who were left with shortfalls -
Improvements needed to the credit information market to deliver better lending decisions for borrowers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out proposals to improve the credit information sector so it can deliver higher quality and more comprehensive information for consumers and firms.