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Making innovation work for firms and consumers
Speech by Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive, the FCA, at Bloomberg, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Efficiency and effectiveness: our approach to primary markets
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Executive Director of Strategy and Competition at the FCA, delivered at Bloomberg. -
Accomplishments of the last 5 years
Speech by John Griffith-Jones, Chairman, FCA, delivered at an event hosted by TheCityUK at Linklaters LLP, London. -
Our emerging regulatory approach to Big Tech and Artificial Intelligence
Speech by Nikhil Rathi, our Chief Executive, delivered at The Economist, London. -
Consumer Duty: Findings from our review of fair value frameworks
Read the findings of our review into firms’ approaches to fair value assessments under the Consumer Duty. -
Business interruption insurance test case: draft guidance for firms
FCA publishes draft guidance for firms on the business interruption insurance test case -
Do the right thing
Speech by Therese Chambers, Joint Executive Director of Enforcement and Market Oversight, delivered at the City & Financial FCA Investigations and Enforcement summit. -
Sustainability
something only institutions that submit Libor need to worry about and then only on the LIBOR related desks. ... The PSR will have objectives to promote competition and innovation, and to ensure responsiveness to consumer needs. -
Our approach to supervision
Our approach to supervision sets out how we carry out our regulatory oversight. It is designed to help firms, consumers and markets understand how we work, and fulfil our accountability to Parliament and to the public. -
Key findings on our recent work on pension transfer advice
Pension transfers have been a priority for us throughout 2018. Our work has focussed in particular on those firms most active in the market. We have also looked more closely into some firms based on intelligence (for example whistleblowing) we