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Darren Newton banned from working in the financial services sector
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today banned Darren Lee Newton from working in the financial services sector. The FCA discovered Mr Newton used customers’ money for the purchase of the debt management firm, First Step Finance Limited. -
Investor protection in the UK: New tools, new challenges
Speech by Maggie Craig, Acting Head of Savings and Investments, at the FCA MiFID II Conference 2014. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Wirecard has announced that it is winding-down its business
On 28 August 2020 Wirecard announced that it was intending to wind-down its FCA-regulated business. The business will continue to trade while alternative arrangements are being made with its card providers. -
Critical issues in financial regulation: The FCA's perspective
Speech by our CEO, Nikhil Rathi, delivered at City Week 2022. -
Payday firm CFO Lending to pay £34 million redress
Payday firm, CFO Lending, has entered into an agreement with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide over £34 million of redress to more than 97,000 customers for unfair practices. The redress consists of £31.9 million written-off -
Information on FCA Asset-freezing powers - August 2020
FCA provides information on asset-freezing powers that we hold. -
FCA action delivers £80 million savings in fees for credit card customers
In recent years, the FCA has focused on reducing the risk of harm that flows from customers being in debt that they cannot afford to repay. Some key areas of work have included: Targeted supervisory work to mitigate the risks from poor culture and -
Credit card provider NewDay to provide over £4 million in redress to customers
Credit card provider NewDay to provide over £4 million in redress to customers. ... A limited number of customers will receive a cheque for the redress owed. -
FCA review finds room for improvement when dealing with customers in early arrears
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has found that many firms are improving the way they deal with customers in early arrears. However, there are a number of areas where consumer credit firms still need to improve their practices. -
Interim summary: A report on an independent review of Royal Bank of Scotland Group’s treatment of small and medium-sized enterprise customers referred to the Global Restructuring Group [pdf]