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Mortgage prisoners review: terms of reference
These terms of reference set out the steps we will take in our mortgage prisoners review. -
UK EMIR notifications and exemptions
Notifications and applications under UK European Market Infrastructure Regulation (UK EMIR) fall into certain categories. Learn more about these notifications, applications and relevant technical standards. -
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. -
Using payment service providers
Find out more about non-bank payment providers, what protections you have if you use their services, and what happens if a provider fails. -
Custodians
Find out what permissions you'll need to apply to the FCA for authorisation, how much you'll need to pay and what the FCA expects to see in your application. -
PRIIPs Regulation
Regulations for packaged retail investment products (PRIIPs) began in January 2018. Learn more about the definitions of PRIIPs products and who this regulation affects. -
The future of the UK mortgage market
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Director of Strategy & Competition, FCA, delivered at the FCA mortgage conference, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Consumer protection in the listing regime
But in fact what I thought you would find interesting today is some of the journey we went through whilst producing our proposals and some of the issues we encountered, and ... fill that hole through wholesale changes to the listing criteria, or by -
Competition and insurance
Christopher Woolard, Director of Policy, Risk and Research, the FCA, at the General Insurance conference, London.This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
FCA urges public to report and speak out against fraudulent investment schemes
More than a fifth (22%) of those contacted by a suspected fraudulent investment firm stay silent Brits are more likely to report fly-tipping (81%) than investment scams (63%) Londoners report the most investment scams to the FCA followed by