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2015 Disclosure Log
The aim of the FCA's Disclosure Log is to keep information that it has released under the Freedom of Information Act and which it thinks is of wider public interest. Find the Disclosure Log for 2015. -
PS17/27: Insurance Distribution Directive implementation – Feedback to CP17/23 and near-final rules [pdf]
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Firm specific complaints data
The FCA provides complaints data at firm level by different product categories. The data can be accessed through the firm specific sortable tables or downloaded in Excel. -
Business interruption insurance test case: list of affected insurers and policies 15 July 2020 [pdf]
An updated list of insurers and policies that may be affected by the business interruption insurance test case. -
PS17/24: Handbook changes to reflect the new regulatory framework for Insurance-Linked Securities – Feedback to CP16/34 and CP17/3 and near-final rules [pdf]
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PS17/24: Handbook changes to reflect the new regulatory framework for Insurance-Linked Securities
Policy Statement 17/24 (PS17/24) set out our near-final rule changes required to the FCA Handbook to incorporate the new regulated activity of insurance risk transformation. When we published PS17/24 on 1 November 2017 we had to publish near-final, -
CP15/41: Increasing transparency and engagement at renewal in general insurance markets [pdf]
This paper sets out proposals to introduce new rules and guidance for firms on steps they should take when renewing general insurance policies. -
FSA - Notice of Undertaking: UK Underwriting Limited [pdf]
Undertakings FSA - Notice of Undertaking: UK Underwriting Limited - Travel Insurance -
PS16/22: Strengthening accountability in banking and insurance: regulatory references final rules [pdf]
We are publishing our final rules on regulatory references. -
FIN074 returns – who needs to complete and why
To work out if your firm needs to pay the Economic Crime Levy, we’ll send you a FIN074 return to complete. If you believe your firm is exempt, contact us.