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FCA sets out next steps to improve competition in the UK’s asset management industry
The FCA has published the latest step in its response to the concerns identified through its asset management market study. This is part of a package of remedies to ensure fund managers compete on the value they deliver, and act in the interests of -
Review of later-life mortgages finds poor advice and misleading promotions
The review looked at firms responsible for around half of all lifetime mortgage sales. -
Cryptoassets: our work
Learn more about our work on cryptoassets to ensure consumers are protected, market integrity is upheld, and competition works in the interest of consumers. -
FCA secures contract changes for buy-now-pay-later customers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) secures changes to potentially unfair and unclear terms in the contracts of Clearpay, Klarna, Laybuy and Openpay. -
The fight against skimmers and scammers
Speech by Charles Randell, Chair of the FCA, delivered at the Cambridge Economic Crime Symposium. -
Supporting consumers through tough times – priorities for credit regulation
Speech by Brian Corr, Interim Director of Retail Lending at the FCA, delivered at Credit Summit 2022 -
Financial watchdog cracks down on problem firms and supports struggling borrowers
In the past year, the FCA has reduced harm to consumers and businesses by stopping 627 firms, that failed to meet the minimum standards, from operating. -
FCA confirms new rules to improve oversight of Appointed Representatives
Our new rules to make authorised financial firms more responsible for their appointed representatives (ARs). -
The journey to a sustainable credit market
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Director of Strategy & Competition, FCA, delivered at the Credit Summit. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
The Bank of England, PRA and FCA set out potential measures to oversee critical third parties in a move to increase resilience of the financial sector
The Bank of England, the Prudential Regulation Authority and FCA set out potential measures to oversee and strengthen the resilience of services provided by critical third parties to the UK financial sector.