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FCA publishes terms of reference for asset management market study
There is a further £1 trillion investment in insurance products and £1 trillion invested in non-mainstream asset management products – both of which will include pension fund investments. ... The FCA was established with an operational objective to -
CP16/15: Capping early exit pension charges
consumers with pensions savings who would incur an early exit charge for accessing the pension freedoms. ... trade bodies representing financial services firms. consumer bodies. Our proposals are likely to be of most interest to those consumers with -
Review of host Authorised Fund Management firms
We wanted to test the viability of the host AFM business models and assess whether conflicts of interests were being effectively managed. -
Financial Conduct Authority to investigate how firms deal with risk benchmark manipulation
using the FCA’s consumer protection objective to undertake a programme of work ensuring that consumers are being treated fairly. ... insurance and reviewing the sales practices and disclosures when selling premium finance to consumers alongside general -
High-cost credit review
The FCA's detailed, wide-ranging review has resulted in measures which will protect some of the most vulnerable consumers. -
Preparing for Brexit in financial services: the state of play
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the FCA, delivered at Bloomberg - London -
Deeds not words: the next stage of the FCA’s innovation journey
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Executive Director of Strategy and Competition at the FCA, delivered at the Innovate Finance Global Summit (IFGS) 2019. -
FCA highlights its areas of concern in financial services markets
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published its annual Sector Views, an assessment of the risks and potential harm to consumers across financial services markets. -
Personal investment firms that give bad advice to hold capital for redress
Our proposals to require personal investment firms to set aside capital so that they can cover compensation costs. -
Market Force and the Chartered Institute’s Nicholas Barbon Lectures
Speech by Andrew Bailey, Managing Director, Prudential Business Unit at the Chartered Institute’s Nicholas Barbon Lectures, London