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General Insurance pricing practices market study
We have published the final findings of our general insurance pricing practices market study. As part of this, we set out a package of remedies to address the concerns identified. -
Our Mission
Our Mission publication is available via the National Archives - it has been superseded by our 3-year Strategy. -
Information on Authorisations denied - May 2022
The FCA provides data on denied authorisations. -
Our approach to secondary credit brokers that supply a non-financial service
If you're authorised as a Full Permission secondary credit broker, find out whether you can apply to the FCA to change your authorisation to Limited Permission. -
Report fee tariff data
Read FCA guidance on how to fill in your online tariff data forms and provide information about your firm that will help calculate annual fees for the next financial year. -
Looking ahead to 2014
Speech by Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive of the FCA, at the ICI Global Trading and Market Structure Conference. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
RMA-C Client money and assets: FAQs
RMA-C Client money and assets. -
Financial Penalty Scheme
Find out how the FCA's Financial Penalty Scheme works and how we use retained penalties for the benefit of firms. -
Information on Temporary Permission Regime (TPR) - January 2021
The FCA responds multiple questions on the Temporary Permissions Regime. -
PS21/11: General insurance pricing practices - amendments
In May 2021, we published PS21/5 which set out our final rules to address the harm we had found in our GI Pricing Practices Market Study. On 18 August, we published PS21/11, making minor changes to these rules. -
How we calculate annual fees
Find out what the FCA considers when calculating your annual fee, and read about fee blocks, extra fees and thresholds. -
Authorisation and registration application fees
Find out how much your firm’s application fee will be to become authorised by us, or registered with us.