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Guidance on the duty of responsibility: PS17/9
In this Policy Statement, we set out guidance in the Decision Procedure and Penalties Manual (DEPP) on how we will enforce the ‘duty of responsibility’. -
Electronic money and payment institutions
Authorisation for payment institutions are applied under the Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2). Read more and learn how to submit your application. -
GC17/8: Primary Market Bulletin No. 18
We are consulting on the following changes that we are proposing to make to the Knowledge Base. -
Independent Governance Committees
Read about the FCA rules for workplace personal pension schemes and Independent Governance Committees (IGCs). -
Funeral plan providers and intermediaries
The FCA regulates the pre-paid funeral plans sector. See all our resources for firms. -
FCA sets out fees proposals for 2022/23
The FCA has proposed changes to the fees financial services firms pay to cover the cost of regulation. -
CP21/36: A new Consumer Duty: Feedback to CP21/13 and further consultation [pdf]
We want to see a higher level of consumer protection in retail financial markets, where firms compete vigorously in the interests of consumers. -
CP21/30: Debt packagers: proposals for new rules [pdf]
Our proposals aim to reduce the risk that consumers get non-compliant debt advice that is biased towards debt solutions which may not meet the needs of consumers but that generate referral fees for the debt advice firm -
FCA sets out 14-point action plan on cash savings
Action plan to ensure firms are passing on interest rate rises to savers appropriately, that they’re communicating with customers much more effectively and offering them better savings rate deals. -
Consumer Duty implementation plans
The Consumer Duty will set higher and clearer standards of consumer protection across financial services and require firms to act to deliver good outcomes for customers. The FCA sets out here the findings from their review of firms’ plans to embed