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PS17/4: Handbook changes to reflect the introduction of the Lifetime ISA
In this Policy Statement, we summarise the feedback received from our consultation on introducing the Lifetime Individual Savings Account (LISA) and publish the resulting rules and guidance. -
Insights from the 2020 Cyber Coordination Groups
Overview and insight from the latest quarterly Cyber Coordination Group meeting -
Occasional Paper No. 13: Economics for Effective Regulation
benefit analyses (CBAs) that it is required to publish when consulting on new policy. -
PS17/15: FCA regulated fees and levies 2017/18
We are publishing our final 2017/18 regulatory fees and levies including feedback on CP17/12. -
UK MiFID framework notifications
If you’re an authorised investment firm find out more about the notifications you may need to make. -
Continuous payment authorities: it is your right to cancel
Find out your rights when cancelling a continuous payment authority and what to do if your bank does not allow you to do this. -
Restrictions in relation to the retail distribution of contingent convertible instruments
In September this year, we are planning to publish a consultation paper about proposed permanent rules on CoCos. ... Following consideration of feedback, we aim to publish a policy statement in Q2 2015, with final rules to be scheduled to take effect on -
Investors in CF Arch cru funds must ask adviser for review
Investors in the CF Arch cru Investment and Diversified funds will be asked if they want their investment reviewed to see if they are entitled to compensation. Find out more about the consumer redress scheme. -
FCA confirms increase in Financial Ombudsman Service award limit
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today confirmed that the Financial Ombudsman Service will soon be able to require financial services firms to pay significantly more compensation to consumers and businesses. -
FCA says logbook lenders must raise standards
Research published today lifts the lid on how these firms treat their customers. The FCA has found evidence of poor firm behaviour, including little or no affordability checks with some applicants encouraged to manipulate details of their income on