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FCA confirms new rules for P2P platforms
Following consultation, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is introducing rules designed to prevent harm to investors, without stifling innovation in the peer-to-peer (P2P) sector. When the FCA set its first rules for P2P, it committed to keep -
Remote or hybrid working: FCA expectations for firms
It's likely many firms will continue new ways of working. The FCA sets out expectations so they can meet regulatory responsibilities. -
Our gender and ethnicity pay gaps 2019
We report on our gender and ethnicity pay gaps. -
Coronavirus (Covid-19): Our expectations of payment and retail banking firms
We are in regular contact with the industry, the Government and other regulators to understand the impact of coronavirus on the payments market. -
Mini-bonds
Find out about mini-bonds and why retail investors should exercise caution when buying them. -
Call of Duty: How putting customers front and centre will help industry innovate
Speech by Sheldon Mills, Executive Director, Consumers and Competition, delivered at the 'Countdown to Implementation of the Consumer Duty' event. -
Recruiting key staff and managing the risk of leaving: credit unions
Find out how to manage the risk caused by losing an important member of staff who holds vital information about your credit union. -
Senior management functions
Learn about senior management functions (SMFs) and how we assess them. -
Creditworthiness and affordability: common misunderstandings
There are some common misconceptions among consumer credit firms as to what the FCA rules on creditworthiness and affordability mean. They explain some of the main points and what firms should do to comply with their rules. -
Financial Lives survey highlights importance of the FCA’s Consumer Duty
The FCA has found 7.4 million people unsuccessfully attempted to contact one or more of their financial services providers in the 12 months before May 2022, with the most vulnerable in society most likely to struggle with this. The figure comes from