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  1. FS20/15: Consumer credit (including overdrafts) and coronavirus: Additional guidance for firms - Feedback on draft guidance

    Feedback statements Published: 30/09/2020 Last modified: 30/09/2020
    Our guidance published in July 2020 will continue to provide support for those impacted by coronavirus until 31 October 2020. 
  2. PS15/11: Buy-to-let mortgages – implementing the Mortgage Credit Directive Order 2015, feedback on CP15/3 and final rules

    Policy statements Published: 05/06/2015 Last modified: 13/10/2016
    In this Policy Statement we summarise the feedback we received to the proposals contained in CP15/3 and give our responses. We are also publishing our final Handbook rules and guidance on implementing the Government’s legislative regime for
  3. FCA fines Sigma Broking Limited £530,000 and bans and fines its former directors following market abuse reporting failures

    Press Releases Published: 06/10/2022 Last modified: 06/10/2022
    Sigma Broking Limited (Sigma) has been fined £531,000 for failing to make reports crucial in fighting potential market abuse and three directors have been fined amounts totalling over £200,000, two of whom have also been prohibited.
  4. FCA fines Aviva Investors £17.6m for systems and controls failings that led to its failure to manage conflicts of interest fairly

    Press Releases Published: 24/02/2015 Last modified: 24/02/2015
    Not doing so risks customers’ interests being overlooked in favour of commercial or personal interests. ... of interest fairly, both between itself and its customers and between customers and other clients.
  5. FCA urges victims to come forward after getting confiscation order against three individuals

    Press Releases Published: 03/10/2019 Last modified: 03/10/2019
    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today confirmed new rules which apply to certain types of open-ended fund investing in inherently illiquid assets such as property. The new rules apply to these funds, known as non-UCITS retail schemes (NURSs
  6. FCA takes action against Darren Reynolds and Andrew Deeney of Active Wealth for dishonest pension transfer advice

    Press Releases Published: 28/09/2023 Last modified: 28/09/2023
    The FCA has decided to fine Mr Reynolds of Active Wealth (UK) Limited (Active Wealth) £2,212,316 and ban him from working in financial services. Mr Deeney was fined £397,400 and banned from working in financial services.
  7. The Financial Conduct Authority fines FXCM UK £4 million for making ‘unfair profits’ and not being open with the FCA

    Press Releases Published: 26/02/2014 Last modified: 26/02/2014
    The FCA also expects firms to treat their customers fairly (FCA principle 6) – FXCM UK fell short of both of these standards. ... The relevant FCA principles for business:. A firm must pay due regard to the interests of its customers and treat them
  8. FS20/3: Temporary financial relief for consumers impacted by coronavirus: feedback on draft guidance and rules

    Feedback statements Published: 09/04/2020 Last modified: 13/03/2024
    We summarise responses to our proposals to provide consumers with temporary support because of the coronavirus (Covid-19) situation
  9. “We are using the eyes and ears of consumers” – FCA published its 2013/14 Annual Report

    Press Releases Published: 10/07/2014 Last modified: 10/07/2014
    Warning for customers on interest only-mortgages. Review into mobile phone insurance.
  10. FCA publishes Decision Notices against three firms and five individuals for acting without integrity in relation to their pension advice business and misleading the FCA

    Press Releases Published: 09/05/2019 Last modified: 09/05/2019
    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published Decision Notices in respect of three firms (Financial Page Ltd, Henderson Carter Associates Limited and Bank House Investment Management Limited) and five individuals (Andrew Page, Thomas Ward