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FG13/3 - Code of Practice for the relationship between the external auditor and the supervisor
Following consultation on draft guidance, we publish here our final guidance on these matters. -
PS19/19: FCA regulated fees and levies 2019/20
We are publishing our final 2019/20 regulatory fees and levies including feedback on CP19/16. -
Consumer Investments Strategy – 1 year update
The FCA provides an update on its progress against the workstreams and outcomes it committed to in its Consumer Investments Strategy in September 2021. -
The FCA decides to ban and fine Timothy Roberts and Andrew Wilkins
FCA has published decision notices against Timothy Roberts, the chief executive, and Andrew Wilkins, a former director of Catalyst Investment Group Limited (Catalyst). -
Statement on how firms should handle post and paper documents
We recognise that during the coronavirus (covid-19) pandemic there will be some important functions, such as processing post, that will be more difficult for firms to do in a timely way. -
CP17/10: Consultation on persistent debt and earlier intervention remedies
We are consulting on measures to address persistent credit card debt and require credit card firms to use their data to identify customers at risk of financial difficulties. In this document we also set out details of an industry voluntary agreement -
FCA research reveals 1.1million spike in cryptoasset buyers
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DP15/1: UK Listing Authority fees: covering the cost of regulation
person who is required to publish an approved prospectus or who may be required to do so in the future. ... We intend to set out proposals in our paper on fees that we will publish in October 2015 as part of our normal fees consultation cycle, so that we -
FCA to consult on new measures for cash savings account holders
Making it clear which firms pay the lowest rates. The FCA will publish information in order to highlight firms who pay poor interest rates to longstanding customers. -
Payday lenders failing customers in arrears, says FCA
repayment plans that were clearly unsustainable and subsequently failed. firms not dealing appropriately with issues when things went wrong, for example staff failing to investigate or acknowledge complaints and customers having