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Lenders to pay out up to £47m in redress to borrowers in difficulty
We are consulting on proposals to incorporate the temporary coronavirus tailored support guidance (TSG) for credit and mortgages into the Handbook on a permanent basis. -
10% depreciation notifications
We have decided to extend the temporary measures for firms during the interim period, pending the revocation of Article 62. -
Supporting consumers through tough times – priorities for credit regulation
Speech by Brian Corr, Interim Director of Retail Lending at the FCA, delivered at Credit Summit 2022 -
FCA review finds evidence of growing competition in retail banking
Greater competition in retail banking is driving choice and lower prices for consumers and small businesses. -
Regulating for better outcomes - next steps in consumer credit
Speech by Nisha Arora, Director of Consumer and Retail Policy, given at Westminster Business Forum -
FCA warns insurance firms over product governance rules deadline
Insurance firms may not be ready to implement new product governance rules there to ensure insurance provides fair value, according to a review published today by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). -
Protecting access to cash and banking services
Speech by Sheldon Mills, Executive Director, Consumers and Competition, delivered at Which? Cash Summit 2.0 -
Supervisory flexibility on RTS 27 reports and 10% depreciation notifications
We are putting in place temporary measures with respect to RTS 27 reports and 10% depreciation notifications while we consult on changes to these requirements later this Spring. -
Locking down market abuse
Speech by Mark Steward, Executive Director of Enforcement and Market Oversight, delivered at the Expert Forum: Market Abuse 2021. -
Update on mortgages, consumer credit, banking and payments during coronavirus
We are publishing an update on issues relating to mortgages, consumer credit, banking and payments during coronavirus. This confirms our finalised guidance on repossessions for mortgages and consumer credit, as well as the FCA’s intention to